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McMinnville Industrial Promotions discuss land options for a shovel-ready site in McMinnville
In 2018, the US Treasury made opportunity zone designations across the country to encourage long-term investments through a federal tax incentive. McMinnville has a designated zone through census tract #306.01.
Learn more about Opportunity Zones.
Call us at 503-474-6814 to learn more about McMinnville's Opportunity Zone
McMinnville Industrial Promotions (MIP) is a group of long-time community members and business leaders who help newcomers and existing businesses access facilities, permits, and professional services. MIP currently owns a number of buildings and properties within the McMinnville city limits that are ready to lease, purchase, or build-to-suit. The MIP Board of Directors services are free of charge. MIP works with manufacturing businesses to get the groundwork done. They help make sites shovel ready, conduct environmental studies, arrange for utility hook-up, and more.
To learn more or to connect with MIP, please email info@mcminnvillebusiness.com
On-the-Job Training Program helps companies and organizations hire and train new and current employees. The program reimburses companies for the hours committed to training employees while on-the-job. The program is open to private businesses and nonprofit entities.
To see if your business qualifies for the On-the-Job Training Program, contact:
WorkSource Oregon
(503) 472-5118
The On-the-Job Training program is funded by Incite, Inc.; our regional workforce board, and is run by WorkSource Oregon.
McMinnville's Urban Renewal area is part of a statewide program in which a concentrated use of tax revenues can be used to enhance an area of a city. This includes property renovations, street improvements, developing utilities, and more. See properties within McMinnville's Urban Renewal Zone. There are three Urban Renewal Programs in place:
Start Ups, Strategic Investment Funds and Small Grant opportunities. The Economic Development Grants Program seeks to support innovation and sustainable growth through strategic investments of development initiatives that create or retain jobs, generate increased economic activity, and improve the economic and social livability and vitality of local communities. Visit for more information: Yamhill County Economic Development Grants
Oregon's tax structure ranks 11th in the U.S. for business friendliness. Oregon also offers globally competitive incentives to help businesses expand, locate, and start.
“We have about 15 different sites in a number of other states, and McMinnville has immediately felt like home. Everyone has made us feel welcomed from the beginning.”
– Sam Ramierz, Former Chief Operating Officer, Wings & Waves Waterpark
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