DTE Incentive Program
DTE Energy is offering an incentive for businesses to install electric vehicle charging stations. Businesses can benefit by installing EV chargers to help achieve sustainability goals and establish your brand as a green leader. For more information, click here.
ChamberofCommerce.org named Troy the sixth best city in the nation for retirees, and the best in the Midwest. Troy was praised for its “low crime, great residential neighborhoods and quirky local character”. Among the other factors measured for this study were overall poverty rate, percentage of the population with a bachelor’s degree or higher, low rate of violent crime, and the high number of physicians and police officers per 100,000 residents. For more on this report, click here.
Thursday, December 12 from 11am - 1:30pm, the Troy Chamber hosts its most popular event of the year – the annual Holiday Luncheon! Hundreds of local business professionals will gather at San Marino Club (1685 E Big Beaver Rd, Troy) for networking and an entertaining panel of company executives from leading Michigan brands. The panel discussion will be moderated by Fox 2 News Anchor, Roop Raj and includes: Joe Renkiewicz, General Manager & Future Owner of Henry The Hatter; John Braganini, President of St. Julian Winery; Paul Saginaw, Co- Founding Partner & Chief Spiritual Officer of Zingerman’s.
For more information, click here.
I-75 reconstruction work continues. Due to weather delays, the opening of the northbound lanes is expected to occur in late December. Stay up to date on the project at modernize75.com.
The best way to predict the future is to plan for it. The City of Troy has a privileged geographical location when it comes to exposure to natural disasters. However, businesses and residents alike still need to be prepared for our share of natural elements that affect our sites and buildings.
The Troy Building Department would like to share information with you to help increase the safety and well-being of Troy businesses, residents and the general public. The Snow Load Safety Guide and FEMA Snow Load Safety Guidance Fact Sheet documents, published by FEMA, provide valuable information regarding these important safety issues.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security can help you plan ahead for a diverse number of potential disaster scenarios at https://www.ready.gov/.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Troy Building Department at 248.524.3354. The Troy Building Department is strongly invested in your Safety and Wellbeing.
For the seventh consecutive year, MEDC’s Pure Michigan Business Connect and the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development will be hosting the Michigan Food & Agriculture Summit at the Lansing Center on March 17, 2020.
This free event brings together 25+ purchasers including grocers, retailers, distributors, institutional buyers and 350+ suppliers from around the state, all with one common goal – to strengthen Michigan’s food supply chain.
Each year, PMBC and MDARD organize a matchmaking event in the state that helps connect purchasers in the Midwest with local food growers and suppliers to effectively increase Michigan spending in the food & agriculture industry. For more information, check out miagsummit.com.
Are you considering relocating to Troy? Expanding your business in Troy? Do you need business assistance to help grow your business?
Contact Troy Economic Development Specialist Glenn Lapin at 248.524.3314 or g.lapin@troymi.gov.
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