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Portland Economic Development Plan
History of Plan Development
A unified Portland Economic Development Plan was created in collaboration with the Portland Community Chamber of Commerce, Creative Portland, the Portland Development Corporation, Convention and Visitors Bureau, Portland Downtown, and the City of Portland. These groups formed a Task Force to steer the direction of the plan from its infancy to completion.
Mayor Brennan then formed the Portland Economic Development Plan Implementation Stakeholder Group to oversee the work plan activities and annually measure progress.
The plan has three main sections:
To learn more about this Grant Program, please click here.
Please feel free to provide feedback on the plan by submitting comments. We appreciate your input.
A unified Portland Economic Development Plan was created in collaboration with the Portland Community Chamber of Commerce, Creative Portland, the Portland Development Corporation, Convention and Visitors Bureau, Portland Downtown, and the City of Portland. These groups formed a Task Force to steer the direction of the plan from its infancy to completion.
Mayor Brennan then formed the Portland Economic Development Plan Implementation Stakeholder Group to oversee the work plan activities and annually measure progress.
Plan Sections
The plan has three main sections:
- Grow the Economy
- Enrich the Creative Economy
- Support Business
Portland Economic Development Plan Implementation Grant Program
To learn more about this Grant Program, please click here.
Feedback
Please feel free to provide feedback on the plan by submitting comments. We appreciate your input.
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Housing & Economic Development
Physical Address
389 Congress Street
Room 308
Portland, ME 04101
Phone: 207-874-8683Fax: 207-756-8217
Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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