May/June 2007 | Trade and Industry Development

May/June 2007

Trade & Industry Development Magazine

A concerted effort has been made to aid you in your next site location decision.  Starting with our “Industry Outlook” presented by AIA and OESA, we have tried to show you where the industries have been, and where they’re going.  Another “Outlook,” presented by NMMI, showcases their efforts and how they can help you manage your supply chains. 
 
Explore the relatively new trend of certified “ready sites” and what benefits you can reap.  There are in-depth features focusing on the automotive and aerospace industries and advice from specialized consultants that can go a long way in determining the success of your next site location decision.
 
For specific site locations don’t miss our “Spotlights” on Arkansas, Georgia, Ohio and Louisiana.  Each of these states has made significant progress over the past few years. Especially Louisiana, which has rebounded from Katrina with a bevy of programs designed for companies interested in their area.

In this issue

Industry Impact - Pioneer Spirit Animates Industrial Development in Tooele County, Utah

BY: Trade & Industry Development

The pioneer spirit lives in Tooele County, Utah. You can see for yourself if you take just a moment to view a collection of remarkable online displays. These displays, at www.tooeleeconomicdevelopment.com , are interactive tours. One shows a compact industrial settlement, the historic Benson Grist Mill, which dates back to 1854. Another virtual tour gives a sweeping view of Tooele County as it is today, a group of communities spreading across a broad valley.   Each of these tours presents a rotating 360-degree panorama. In the case of the Grist Mill, the tour highlights the building blocks of an emerging frontier settlement. These include the blacksmith’s forge, a tannery, a general store, and (of course) the mill.The Tooele County tour, however, widens our perspective.   From frontier settlement, we shift our view to modern economic development. Here the building blocks include municipalities, transportation links, recreation centers, and large properties zoned for industrial development. Other... more....