Economic Impact
What This Means for Monroe County
By the Numbers
Real Economic Value
Our investment in Amory goes beyond infrastructure. Every dollar spent in construction, every permanent employee hired, and every dollar in tax revenue represents a long-term commitment to Monroe County.
Tax revenue is allocated to: Monroe County schools, county roads, and public safety services.
Local hire preferred; partnering with county workforce agencies
Operations, maintenance, security, and administrative roles
Flowing directly to county schools, roads, and public safety
Of construction spend directed to Monroe County businesses
Where the Money Goes
Tax Revenue Breakdown
45%
Public Schools
Supplementing school district budgets for teachers, facilities, and programs
30%
Roads & Infrastructure
County road maintenance, repairs, and improvements near the project area
25%
Public Safety
Fire, emergency services, and sheriff support for Monroe County
Percentages are estimates based on county tax allocation formulas and subject to final assessment.