New York's First ON-RAMP Location Will Be On Syracuse's Southside
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Governor Kathy Hochul announced 1300 South Salina Street (formerly the Sears Building) as the site for New York's first ON-RAMP Workforce Innovation Hub. The flagship Hub will anchor a broader revitalization of the site and will serve as a critical gateway for both job seekers and manufacturing and construction firms, supporting the region’s growing demand for skilled workers, anchored by Micron’s $100 billion commitment Empire State Development approved an $8.5 million Phase 1 Investment, including capital for the acquisition and redevelopment of the property.
CenterState CEO President Rob Simpson said, “This is an important project for the city and the south side as it holds high potential for workforce innovation at a time of growth in our region. At the Syracuse ON-RAMP Center, community members will be able to learn essential skills for careers in construction and advanced manufacturing, to prepare our region for the Micron project. In partnership with New York State, the City of Syracuse and all of our many community partners, CenterState CEO will work to ensure that these strategic properties are redeveloped with the community’s input.”
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