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Revitalizing Former Nestle Food Plant Will Provide Opportunities For Job Growth
January 26, 2017
“The village and county have been working to redevelop the former Nestle Food Plant and today’s announcement is great news. Beginning the modernization process will help get the site ready so that it can quickly meet the needs of a new employer, and make it more marketable for prospective buyers. I have championed this project because it builds on locally developed plans to create new opportunities and attract private investment, which will help everyone in our region succeed. This state funding shows how officials on all levels of government can truly work together to build a brighter future,” said Senator Young.
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