From Kansas Office of the Governor <[email protected]>
Subject Media Release: ICYMI: Kelly Talks Infrastructure Importance to Economic Development at Summit
Date July 14, 2022 4:37 PM
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*For Immediate Release:    *     
July 14, 2022
          
*Contact:    *     
Cassie Nichols
[email protected]

ICYMI: Kelly Talks Infrastructure Importance to Economic Development at Summit

*"KEY QUOTE: "*""[Governor Kelly] added a key to Kansas attracting businesses has been the willingness to ensure companies have the infrastructure they need. 'You have to have good, solid, sustainable infrastructure in order to be able to attract,' *she said.*""

*Kelly talks infrastructure importance to economic development at summit [ [link removed] ]
*"Josh Witt | Wichita Business Journals"** 
July 13, 2022  


* As Kansas looks to take advantage of at least $3.8 billion in funding during the next five years from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, improving the state's infrastructure can go hand in hand with economic development momentum. That was one of the primary messages from Gov. Laura Kelly [ [link removed] ] at the first Kansas Infrastructure Summit, which kicked off Wednesday at Wichita State University's Hughes Metropolitan Complex.
* The newly-created Kansas Infrastructure Hub [ [link removed] ], which coordinates state agencies and local entities as they administer and apply for funding available through the the $1.2 trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, is putting on the event.
* As Wichita and Sedgwick County look at how to best capitalize on BIL funding, Kelly said those involved in economic development locally have a strong track record of being "very, very engaged, whether we’re talking about transportation, or whether we’re talking about recruiting businesses, growing jobs here in the community."
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Kelly said Kansas has made significant strides in economic development in recent years. This year, Kansas received top honors in Area Development magazine's Gold Shovel Awards for major economic development projects initiated in 2021 [ [link removed] ] and Site Selection's "Governor's Cup"  [ [link removed] ]for having the most qualifying new and expanded facilities, per capita, of any state last year. 

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