Parson Seeks Wentzville GM Expansion With Tax Incentive Proposal
Missouri Governor Mike Parson is pushing an economic development plan intended to incentivize General Motors to expand its automotive plant in Wentzville.
If approved by state legislature, the plan would make the auto manufacturer eligible for more than $50 million in state tax credits. Parson emphasized that the company’s expansion was only potential, and a GM spokesman told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the company won’t make any decisions until it has had more discussions with community officials and the United Automobile Workers union.
Parson visited Wentzville on Wednesday to publicize the plan. Parson also surveyed flooded farmland in St. Charles County during the trip.
He said the state legislatures approving the economic development plan is key to keeping jobs — and GM — in the state.
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