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Similar to Ohio being recognized as a State of Perfect Balance, the City of Medina offers the business owner a place to start and build their business and, yet, have a life outside of the work environment that is satisfying. Medina's location, diversity of businesses, its active Chamber, and quality of life offer a rich environment to grow you company and raise a family.
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| Friction Products (Division of Wellman) brings 100 new jobs to Medina with their $12M expansion in 2009 |
Team NEO, a non-profit that focuses upon building the economy of the 16 county region of northeast Ohio, recognized Medina as a finalist in 2009 and 2010 for their Economic Development Impact Awards in the category of Business Expansion. This recognition was a result of the hard work of the Mayor, the Administration, City Council, and several of the Boards and Commissions that have streamlined the process, increased the accountability of each department, and placed a priority upon serving the community.
In July '09 Money Magazine recognized Medina as one of the Best Places to Live. Ranked 40th in their list of best small towns; the rest of the nation is discovering why businesses and residents, alike, call Medina home ... for life.
Quality of Life
- Excellent Standard of Living
- Outstanding Educational System
- Nationally Recognized for its Low Crime Rate
- High Quality Health Care Sytem
- Easy Commutes
Well Educated Workforce
The residents of the northeast Ohio region is noted for their work ethic and the quality that it brings. The recent addition of the Medina County University Center to the award winning Medina County Vocational School, a school system ranked excellent by the State of Ohio, and the numerous 4 and 2-year colleges and universities that surround Medina bring the belief of life-long learning to the community and businesses. Our Workforce Development Center has partnered with the Economic Development Directors to provide grants to area businesses in order to continually develop their workforce to compete on the world market. Go here for more information on the educational system located in and around the City of Medina.
Home to Large National and Internationally Recognized Companies
- Owens-Corning
- 3M
- Sealy Mattress
- Valspar
- RPM
Rich Cultural and Recreational Activities
- World Reknown Cleveland Orchestra
- Excellent Museums
- Rock & Roll and Football Hall of Fames
- Cedar Point Amusement Park
- 2nd largest theatre district outside of New York
Expediting Process
The city works hard to shorten the review process and get the construction phase moving. An active project preview meeting insures accountability and sets the timeline to meet your deadlines.
Low Tax Rates
Through the work done by the State of Ohio, Medina can offer an extremely competitive tax rate.
Proximity to Major Markets
Medina businesses are within a days drive of 60% of the nation's population.
Transportation
- Easy commutes to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and Akron-Canton Regional
- Rail Availability Through the Wheeling and Lake Erie
- Several large trucking companies
- Lake Erie has the best heavy-lift capabilities on the Great Lakes
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3/50 Project - Did you know that for every $100 spent in locally owned independent stores, $68 returns to the community? Be a part of the solution.
Medina County's unemployment rate 5th lowest in the State. County Map
Sandy Davis
Administrative Assistant
132 N. Elmwood Ave.
Medina, Ohio 44256
Phone: 330-722-0397
Fax: 330-722-9045
sdavis@medinaoh.org
Greg Hannan
Community Development Director
(Planning & Zoning)
132 N. Elmwood Ave.
Medina, Ohio 44256
Phone: 330-722-9023
Fax: 330-722-9045
ghannan@medinaoh.org
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