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February 2018 - April 2019
Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank
The Bank has invested $2.85 million to address water contamination in the #Burrillville villages of Harrisville and Oakland. Read more about this important project in our newsletter: https://conta.cc/2EQA6cn
The Municipal Resilience Program aims to equip municipalities w/ the tools and funds to address climate change in #RhodeIsland. The Bank is seeking three municipalities to be part of the initial pilot program. Applications are due 3/29. https://www.riib.org/rfp
Progress at the Providence Public Library via today’s @projo. As part of the overall renovation, @provlib is making $1.6 million in energy efficiency upgrades through @RI_CPACE. #Transformation #Savings #RIJobs http://ow.ly/Uls550ncSdj
As part of our annual Legislative Day, the Infrastructure Bank celebrated our 30th anniversary at the Rhode Island State House this month. Read more in our latest newsletter: http://ow.ly/t6A150n4XRn
Tweets developed as part of the Bank’s 30th anniversary celebration:
The Bank is customer-centric, making it easier for municipalities, businesses and homeowners to navigate and access our programs. And it shows: 2018 was a record year with $81 million in loans, 25% of which is from new business. @JeffDiehl2 #30YearsofRIIB
#DidYouKnow - the Infrastructure Bank has financed a total of $17.9 million to help residential property-owners in the state replace old and failing septic systems. #30YearsofRIIB
For 30 years, the Infrastructure Bank has served as the central hub of local infrastructure financing in #RhodeIsland. Our innovative programs are supporting the economy, creating local jobs and protecting Rhode Island's environment. #30YearsofRIIB
The sun is shining and we are exciting to break ground at Four Seasons Mobile Home Association. The $350K principal forgiveness loan will rebuild their water system covering the install of an entirely new distribution system, pump house & back-up generator @RIHEALTH
The Infrastructure Bank’s diverse financing programs help protect Rhode Island communities. The Bank has financed $488.8 million in drinking water loans in its 30-year history. #30YearsofRIIB
The Municipal Resilience Program aims to equip municipalities w/ the tools + funds to address climate change in Rhode Island. The Bank is seeking three municipalities to be part of the initial pilot program. Learn more in our e-news: https://conta.cc/2EQA6cn
"We're really focused on four main sectors [of local infrastructure development]: water (clean water, drinking water), roads & bridges, energy and brownfields. In the last 30 years, we've invested $2 billion in the state in infrastructure, created or supported over 57,000 jobs and saved cities and towns hundreds of millions of dollars in interest." - Infrastructure Bank CEO Jeffrey Diehl on WPRO: https://bit.ly/2F6jsqF
The Bank invested $2.85 million to address water contamination in the #Burrillville villages of Harrisville and Oakland recently. Read more about this important project in our latest e-news: https://conta.cc/2EQA6cn
Are you a commercial building owner looking to save on energy costs? Join us tomorrow afternoon in Pawtucket at for an information session on utilizing the @RI_CPACE Program for no-money-down, 100% project financing for energy efficiency upgrades: http://ow.ly/sLmu50mpkYz
Changing weather and severe weather events are threats to all cities and towns. The Infrastructure Bank has partnered with @natureorg to launch the Municipal Resilience Program (MRP) to help communities combat climate change. RIIB is seeking applications from municipalities for participation in the program, which aims to support municipalities in increasing their climate resilience by providing technical assistance and the ability to apply for implementation funds. Submissions are due March 29. The RFR may be access via the RIIB site: https://www.riib.org/node/466
RIIB's innovative programs have been supporting the economy, helping to create local jobs and protecting Rhode Island's environment for 30 years. Join us on March 5 at the State House to celebrate 30 years of investment in Rhode Island communities.
Helping Hands utilized the Infrastructure Bank's RI C-PACE Program recently to install a new HVAC system, windows, insulation and wiring. Learn how you can take advantage of C-PACE financing to improve your company's building: https://ri-cpace.com/
Quonset Development Corporation
Learn more about QDC Director of Development Services Ted Spinard in @NEREJ. Quonset "has leveraged $700M of direct public infrastructure development to the nearly $2 billion in private investment - in large part due to Ted’s leadership and hard work." http://ow.ly/ea5h50ndA3z
Quonset company Commodity Haulers Express spotted in @ProvBusNews this week: http://ow.ly/4h1A50ndxxB
#Flashback to this @nytimes feature on Quonset published two years ago today: http://ow.ly/ABsO50ncLHZ
QDC extends congratulations to the @EdesiaNutrition team on being honored for Excellence at a Mid-Size Manufacturer at the @ProvBusNews Manufacturing Awards this evening.
Quonset's Port of Davisville is one of the top auto ports and frozen seafood ports along the East Coast. The Port had a record-breaking 225 ship calls in 2018.
On #InternationalWomensDay we recognize Drusalina Romano. In the early 1900’s, Drusalina was a driving force behind the thriving 370-acre Romano Farm & Vineyard at Davisville. Today, Davisville’s Romano Vineyard Way is named after the family’s business. http://ow.ly/82ud50mLpBn
QDC board member and accomplished RI attorney Susan Leach DeBlasio was featured in this month's edition of the Rhode Island Bar Journal. @ribarassoc http://ow.ly/PSGv50mxTJA
#DidYouKnow - Quonset's Port of Davisville contributed over 1,500 jobs to #RhodeIsland in 2018.
Quonset contributed $113.1 million in annual state and local tax revenue in 2018. #2018InReview
Learn about Seaview Railroad and how the rail company is an integral part of Quonset Business Park: http://ow.ly/W32S50llOrl
QDC Director of Development Services Ted Spinard was recently named the 2019 Engineer of the Year. "Ted’s experience and skills as a civil engineer is one of the things that helps make Quonset Business Park a great place for companies to grow and employees to thrive," writes QDC Managing Director Steven King in New England Real Estate Journal: https://bit.ly/2Ojp2cp
Have you seen the latest edition of our e-newsletter #QuonsetPoints yet? Make sure to scroll to the bottom and subscribe to our email list to stay up to date on what's going on at Quonset: http://ow.ly/nXrX50lDZRt
Quonset Development Corporation is hiring a Senior Accountant. Visit the Quonset Jobs website to apply: https://bit.ly/2TCAeGE
Take a look at this spotlight in The Providence Journal detailing the amazing work Edesia Nutrition does every day at Quonset. Edesia is a non-profit that produces ready-to-use foods w/ the mission of treating and preventing malnutrition in the world's most vulnerable populations. https://bit.ly/2EJwVDu
Quonset Business Park is "a thriving industrial center that employs more than 11,640 people and accounts for 14 percent of all manufacturing jobs in Rhode Island. Of the park’s 1,350 developable acres, only about 200 remain vacant, but Quonset continues to add new jobs as Electric Boat expands its operations and new tenants like Infinity Meat Solutions move in; the meat-processing company will add another 700 jobs in Quonset when it opens in 2020, for example."
Read more in this in-depth feature in Rhode Island Monthly: https://bit.ly/2HFhcIy
Quonset Business Park offers a site-readiness program that provides pre-permitted parcels and a streamlined development process for companies looking to call the Business Park home.
Learn more on our website: http://ow.ly/u4C050kpc2Z
#ICYMI - Quonset Business Park was recently awarded a grant to help fund a freight-rail enhancement and expansion project. Learn more: http://ow.ly/60k750kiQ67
The Park's Port of Davisville is strategically located near the mouth of Narragansett Bay with 4 berths and 5 terminals and over 56 acres of laydown and terminal storage. http://www.quonset.com/sea/
New Harbor Group
Our clients have received some awesome coverage lately. Visit our website to read up! #GreatClients #NiceInk https://nharbor.com/client-news
We're proud of the hardworking New Harbor Group team, over two-thirds of which are women. Stay tuned today on #InternationalWomensDay to learn about the dynamic women who tell our client's stories every day.
When not hard at work telling client stories, @sekennedy9 loves being active and creative - you can find her running, doing yoga, chefing up a new recipe, trying a new wine or reading! #WomenofNewHarbor
Our fearless intern Abbey is a @universityofri senior studying communication + public relations. After graduating this May, she is looking forward to jumping into the workforce and can’t wait to see what the future has in store! #WomenOfNewHarbor
Lawren says: “Working at New Harbor gives me the ability to be creative and a strategic thinker. I feel empowered by David and our amazing team, and I am proud to work here!” #WomenAtNewHarbor
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