Business incentives highlight programs and resources that encourage economic growth, job creation, workforce development, and business investment—supporting a strong, competitive economy and fostering long-term prosperity within the City of Jackson.
Business incentives outline programs and resources that support economic growth, job creation, workforce development, and business investment within the City of Jackson. Incentives may be offered by the City or in coordination with local, state, and federal partners. Availability, eligibility, and requirements vary by program and funding source.
Business incentives are programs and resources designed to encourage business activity that supports local economic priorities. Incentives may assist businesses with startup, expansion, relocation, retention, workforce development, or capital investment.
Business incentive programs may include economic development support, workforce and job-creation initiatives, small-business and entrepreneurship resources, grant-supported programs, and technical assistance or capacity-building services.
Examples of incentive types that may be available include support for businesses to create or retain jobs; workforce training or upskilling programs tied to hiring needs; small business development and entrepreneurship assistance; infrastructure or site improvement support; and technical assistance or business counseling services. Specific incentives depend on program guidelines and funding availability.
Examples of incentive types that may be available include support for businEligibility depends on the specific incentive program and may be based on business type, project location, scope of investment, number of jobs created or retained, wage levels, and alignment with targeted industry sectors.esses to create or retain jobs; workforce training or upskilling programs tied to hiring needs; small business development and entrepreneurship assistance; infrastructure or site improvement support; and technical assistance or business counseling services. Specific incentives depend on program guidelines and funding availability.
Some business incentives align with federal economic and workforce programs. Incentives aligned with the Economic Development Administration often focus on economic competitiveness, infrastructure investment, job creation, and regional economic resilience. Incentives aligned with the Department of Labor emphasize workforce development, job training, apprenticeships, employment pathways, and job placement or retention outcomes. Incentives aligned with the Small Business Administration focus on small business development, entrepreneurship, technical assistance, and access to business support resources.
No. Incentives are not guaranteed. Participation is subject to eligibility review, funding availability, application approval, and compliance with program requirements.
Businesses may be required to meet performance benchmarks, such as job creation or investment milestones, and submit periodic reports. Requirements vary by program and funding source.
No. Some incentives may be administered directly by the City, while others are offered in coordination with local, state, or federal partner agencies.
Businesses interested in incentives should contact the City’s business or economic development office for information on available programs, eligibility requirements, and application procedures.
