Stark Development Board

The Development Finance Authority of Summit County (DFA) is a specialized organization focused on community and economic development finance in Northeast Ohio. They assist others in obtaining capital that may not be readily available, issuing taxable and tax-exempt revenue bonds, and working closely with affiliated non-profits to provide financing options such as PACE bonds, New Markets Tax Credits, and small business and community-based lending. The DFA offers a range of financing options for projects throughout the state of Ohio, including fixed-rate bonds, conduit bonds, capital lease, public community development, and Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) bonds. They also manage the Development Fund of the Western Reserve, which makes New Markets Tax Credit investments in economically distressed communities, and the Western Reserve Community Fund, which supports community development and job creation through various programs.Generated from the website

Eastgate Regional Council of Governments in Youngstown serves as a regional forum for discussing mutual interest concerns and developing recommendations to address them. Through collaborative efforts, Eastgate aims to facilitate planning and address issues that impact the region for the betterment of the community. Generated from their website's infomation

The Ohio Turnpike Commission administers and maintains the Ohio Turnpike. The mission of the Ohio Turnpike is to operate and maintain a user-fee supported highway with sound financial management that provides motorists and travelers with safe, modern and helpful services. The turnpike spans 241 miles along the northern corridor of the state from Indiana to Pennsylvania. The Commission has recently started work on a project to replace existing service plazas with more state-of-the-art facilities, offering larger facilities, an information wall with travel and weather information, a larger variety of food offerings and expanded restroom facilities. Ground was broken on the Ohio Turnpike in 1952, and it was completed and opened to traffic in 1955. The Ohio Turnpike Commission has offices in Berea, Ohio.