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People Above Politics

Taking Action, Getting Results.

2501 Cumberland St., Lebanon PA  17042

644-4698

If you demand open government, drop me a note to receive email alerts informing you of meeting highlights that let you know how commissioners vote on issues.  Litz@mbcomp.com

Team Litz:

Honorary Chair:     Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll --a woman who broke the glass ceiling and contributed greatly to PA politics; born in 1930, died November 12, 2008.

Chair:  Jeff Werner

Treasurer:  Richelle Whitman

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League of Women Voters

 

Lebanon Valley Economic Development Corporation

(717)274-3180 or fax (717)274-1367

600 S 5th Ave., PO Box 52, Lebanon PA  17042

State Investments in Economic Development in Lebanon County (through 2005)

Whether you are looking for assistance in the areas of site selection, financing, research, job training, technical services, or a variety of other business needs, contact LVEDC for more information and receive your FREE business information package on the Lebanon Valley.

Financing Options Available

bulletPennsylvania Industrial Development Authority:  (PIDA) Long term, low-interest loans for land and building costs to manufacturing, industrial, agricultural processing, and research and development firms and businesses establishing national or regional headquarters.  Up to 40% of eligible project costs, with a maximum of $1 million of fixed interest rates from 3.75% to 6.75%.
bulletPCLF:  Utilized by small businesses (fewer than 100 employees), loans up to $200,000 at 5%.  Finances land, buildings, machinery and equipment and working capital.
bulletSBA-504:  A great source for long-term, fixed rate, asset based financing for a small business with an after tax profit of less than $2 million.  The maximum loan is $750,000.
bulletTax Exempt Bonds:  Loans up to $10 million at rates below prime for up to 30 years on real estate, buildings and equipment.  Manufacturers only.
bulletTaxable Bonds:  Used for any business at any amount, at rates below prime for up to 30 years.  Finances land, buildings, machinery, equipment and working capital.

Additionally, the LVEDC provides access to:

bulletTechnical information research
bulletCoordination with government services
bulletSite selection tours
bulletBuilding lease assistance
bulletWorkforce training and skill development
bulletTechnology assistance
bulletIndustrial efficiency and engineering assistance
bulletTechnology transfer opportunities
bulletBusiness plan review/assistance
bulletStrategic marketing assistance and recommendations
bulletDefense conversion financing and program aid
bulletEnvironmental site remediation funding
bulletInfrastructure development financing
bulletCorporate joint venture and strategic alliances
bulletOverseas market development, and environmental permits

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