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North Florida Economic Development Partnership is supported by local governments; non-profits; private sector/corporate partners; state and federal grants; and contracts for services. Our partnerships enable the NFEDP to provide a range of important economic development services to Local Economic Development Organizations (EDOs); elected officials; private service providers; and other key business and community leaders responsible for developing and implementing economic growth opportunities across our region.

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We hope you will strongly consider supporting the NFEDP as we continue to work together to make North Central Florida the next high performing, high quality growth region in the Southeast!

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August 28, 2025 Circularity2 Locates in Cross City, Florida Circularity2 announced plans today to construct a biochar facility in Cross City (Dixie County), Florida. The company is developing facilities to produce biocarbon from woody biomass by-products such as forestry and sawmill residuals. read more

June 29, 2024 Officials launch plan to Elevate Putnam Local business and community leaders unveiled an ambitious plan Thursday to take Putnam County’s economic development and talent retention efforts to the next level. Community stakeholders gathered at the Roy G. Campbell Civic Center at Ravine Gardens State Park in Palatka to hear about Elevate read more

June 28, 2024 Taylor County Seeking Wood Using Industries The region has supplied over 3 million tons of pine pulpwood, chip-n-saw, and sawtimber annually for over 70 years, and is still capable of that level of ongoing production. A large wood using plant chose to close its operation leaving a void in a wood using industry. read more

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