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Project Greyhound promises 40 jobs
Gets no tax break, but drives road and rail extension
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Development Authority of Bulloch County legal counsel Stephen Rushing, left, and the authoritys CEO Benjy Thompson, at lectern, describe the agreement for Project Greyhound to the Bulloch County Board of Commissioners. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
The Development Authority of Bulloch County plans to use preparations for a new industry bringing 40 jobs and a $12 million capital investment to the Gateway Industrial Park as tools to maintain rail service and extend a road that could serve other industries as well. Details of the codenamed "Project Greyhound" emerged during a specially called Bulloch County Board of Commissioners meeting at noon Friday. The commissioners unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding spelling out incentives for the company.
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