Hammond
is home to two industrial business parks,
the Hammond
Industrial Park and the Hammond
- St. Croix Business Center.
These parks are adjacent to one another,
just 2 miles north of Interstate 94 at
exit #16 on County Road T. This location
provides ready access to major transportation
routes.
The Hammond business parks feature:
- Ideal locations for industrial or
commercial development
- Conveniently located less than 30
minutes east of the Minneapolis/St.
Paul metro area
- Less than
1½ miles from Interstate
Highway 94
- More than 20 acres of fully improved
land available
- Additional 40 acres of unimproved
industrial property available
- Affordable land prices with incentives
available
- Industrial property located in an
active TIF district
Zoning and Covenants:
- Both Business Parks are zoned for
industrial and commercial uses
- Minimum lot size is one (1) acre
- Signage and Setback regulations ensure
appreciating property values
Business Climate
You’ll
find that the costs of doing business
are very favorable in Hammond, where
living, working and building a business
are made more enjoyable by:
- Competitive prices on land and buildings
- Wisconsin tax advantages on:
- Property taxes
- Income taxes
- Business tax exemptions
Visit Forward Wisconsin's website (www.forwardwi.com)
or call 800-669-1190 for incentive information
and multi-state comparison information.
West Central
Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission: The Regional Business
Fund, Inc., (RBF, Inc.) is a non-profit
economic development corporation whose
purpose is to promote business and economic
development in west central Wisconsin. The
RBF, Inc. offers loan funds to businesses
that expand within the region, diversify
the economy, add new technology and create
quality jobs and capital investment in
the region. The funds are available
for businesses within the Wisconsin counties
of Barron, Chippewa, Clark, Dunn, Eau
Claire, Polk, and St. Croix.
There are currently four different loan
options offered.
Revolving Loan Fund Program -
The Business Revolving Loan Fund (RLF)
is a flexible source of loan funds for
commercial and industrial projects. The
purpose is to encourage the creation
of quality jobs and to increase the tax
base.
Downtown Façade
Loan Program - The Downtown Facade Loan Program
provides financial assistance to encourage
property and business owners in core
downtowns to revitalize downtown commercial
buildings within towns, cities, and
villages of west central Wisconsin.
Micro Loan Fund Program - The
Micro Loan Fund Program provides small
loans to startup, newly established,
or growing small businesses. The key
objective is to assist business owners,
who have traditionally had difficulty
accessing debt financing, by affording
them another alternative to obtaining
credit.
Technology Enterprise Fund - The
Technology Enterprise Fund (TEF) is a "quasiequity",
or a patient debt, revolving loan fund
that provides creative financing to new
and emerging technology companies.
For more information
on these programs, visit their website
- www.wcwrpc.org.
You may also CLICK
HERE for a downloadable
brochure.
Contacts
William
Rubin
St.
Croix Economic Dev. Corp.
1101 Carmichael Road
Hudson, WI 54016
Phone: 715-381-4383 |
Village
of Hammond
455 Davis Street – Upper Level
P.O. Box 337
Hammond, WI 54015
Phone: 715-796-2727 |
Mark
Pendergast
St. Croix Electric Cooperative
Phone: 715-796-7000 |
Work
Force
An abundant supply of top-quality employees
is critical to the success of every business.
The Hammond area will exceed your expectations,
as the local work force is ready, willing
and able to meet the needs of your company.
- Hammond area residents posses a solid
rural work ethic More than 8,000 people
leave St. Croix County each day to
drive to Minnesota for work, and many
would prefer jobs closer to home
Local employment means:
- Shorter commuting time
- Easier commuting with much less
traffic
- Lower commuting expenses
Local employment often preferred over
higher Minnesota salaries
- Assistance from the State of Wisconsin
is available to find and train employees
- Training and education: schools,
colleges and universities are located
nearby
- More than 35 businesses are currently
located in the Village of Hammond
Insurance
- Insurance Rating: 3
- Volunteer Fire
Department. 1 Station less than 1 mile
from parks.
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