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Searching for the Right Place to Build and Expand?

From modern infrastructure upgrades that support growth, to prime land ready for development, to a workforce equipped with the skills today’s industries demand, we’re investing in the resources that make business expansion possible. Explore our projects to see how we’re creating opportunities and strengthening our economy.

Lanesville Aerial View

J.C. Moag Glass Fabrication + Tempering 

  • Project Location

    • Research Boulevard/Areva Drive, Lanesville, Indiana

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  • Public Incentive

    • The Indiana Economic Development Corporation offered J.C. Moag up to $165,000 in conditional tax credits and $24,000 in training grants based on future job creation. Harrison County Economic Development Corporation included additional performance based job training incentives of $3000 per new job created in the first 3 years of operation up to a total of $150,000.

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  • Project Description

    • J.C. Moag will be investing $8M into a new high-tech glass fabrication and tempering facility in Harrison County, and creating up to 50 jobs. This will be the second addition to the Lanesville Business Park

Harrison County Road Project Aerial View

Harrison County Highway

  • Project Location

    • A 2.5-mile roadway in Harrison County, Indiana that connects I-64 at the Lanesville interchange to State Road 64 near Georgetown.

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  • Public Incentive

    • The project was funded through a partnership with the Indiana Department of Transportation, which provided federal funds covering approximately 61% of the total cost. Harrison County supported development at the Lanesville Interchange through electric upgrades by Harrison REMC, a natural gas extension via Indiana Utilities, and expanded utilities to serve Amazon and future projects.

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  • Project Description

    • Built in three phases between 2012 and 2024, Peter Schickel Way was a key component of the 2001 Lanesville Interchange Master Plan aimed at driving economic growth. The completed roadway has attracted major developments including an Amazon distribution center, projects by JC Moag and Robertson Ready-Mix, and a 141-home residential community called The Woods of Heritage Hills. Amazon cited the area's strong infrastructure, skilled workforce, and proximity to customers as key factors in selecting Harrison County.

Aerial View of Potential Development Area

Areva Pharmaceutical

  • Project Location

    • Research Boulevard/Areva Drive, Lanesville, Indiana

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  • Public Incentive

    • Indiana Income Tax Credit- $2 million and $200,000 for Job Training from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. Local support from the Harrison County Economic Development Corporation.

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  • Project Description​

    • The I-64 Interchange at Lanesville was constructed in 1974 when the Interstate was completed to St. Louis. After many years without adequate infrastructure to attract business growth, the Harrison County Regional Sewer District and the Town of Lanesville began cooperating to extend wastewater service to the interchange area. When Areva Pharmaceutical contacted the Economic Development Corp. about sites, we were able to obtain loan funds from the county to construct a building and provide the infrastructure to their site. This is the beginning of the Lanesville Business Park.

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