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1999 Round II Urban Empowerment Zones

CINCINNATI, OHIO

A. Zone Vital Statistics:

    1. Population of the Most Populous City: Cincinnati - 364,040
    2. Zone Population: 49,877
    3. Approximate Zone Size: 7 square miles
    4. Poverty Rate: 47%
    5. Unemployment Rate: 15%
    6. Education: 44% of adult Zone residents lack a high school diploma

B. Estimated Number of Jobs Created or Retained: 10,037

C. Proposed Leveraged Commitments: $2.2 billion

    1. Public Sector: $1.4 billion
    2. Private Sector: $800 million

D. Key Business Partnerships:
Over 30 businesses made commitments in the Strategic Plan. Some of the key business partners are:

  • A. Lowes Enterprises Inc.
  • A.M. Kinney Inc.
  • Husman's
  • Abandoned Buildings
  • Alabama's Fish Market
  • Integra
  • Armour Metal Fabrication
  • BankOne
  • IAMS
  • BIO/START
  • Burns
  • PNC Bank
  • Castellini Company
  • CINCOM
  • Toyota Motor
  • CINERGY
  • Cincinnati Bell
  • The Gibbons Group
  • CINTAS
  • F&W Publications
  • Speer & Associates
  • Fifth Third Bank
  • Frisch's
  • The Kroger Co
  • Globe Business Resource
  • J&M Properties
  • Proctor & Gamble
  • Nxfase Unlimited Inc.
  • MESSER Construction Co.
  • Tears of Isis Books

E. List of Other Key Partners:

  • Cincinnati Public Schools
  • Xavier University
  • Cincinnati State University
  • Urban Application Council
  • Cincinnati/Hamilton County Public Library
  • Cincinnati Zoo
  • University of Cincinnati
  • Urban League of Greater Cincinnati
F. List of Develpable Sites:
  • IAMS-Swifton Commons-Vine Street Dump and Vicinity
  • Blue Ash Airport
  • The Conrail Site

Content Archived: January 20, 2009

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