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**Business Oregon offers four key programs and services in this space:** * Certified Shovel Ready Program * Regionally Significant Industrial Sites * Special Public Works Fund **Additionally, the following complementary programs support this holistic approach:** * Oregon Brownfields Redevelopment Program & Oregon Brownfields Cleanup Program * Regionally Significant Industrial Sites **Other state agencies also offer programs that help communities with their industrial land needs such as:** * Oregon Department of Transportation’s Immediate Opportunity Fund * Oregon Department of Environmental Quality’s Brownfields Program * Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development’s Economic Opportunity Analysis Help us blaze a better trail **Note:**Please do not provide personal information (e.g. address, social security numbers, etc.) Let us know how we can improve this page How can we make this page more helpful?
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