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Economic development incentives items in Durham County

8 items. Each one links to the meeting it was on. This is the bottom of every drill-down on this site: whatever a chart says, the items behind it are here to be counted.

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  1. Mon, Jul 13 Durham County · Board of County Commissioners on 2026-07-13 5:00 PM - Regular Session
  2. Mon, Jul 13 Durham County · Board of County Commissioners on 2026-07-13 5:00 PM - Regular Session
  3. Mon, Jul 13 Durham County · Board of County Commissioners on 2026-07-13 5:00 PM - Regular Session
  4. Mon, Jul 13 Durham County · Board of County Commissioners on 2026-07-13 5:00 PM - Regular Session
  5. Mon, Jul 13 Durham County · Board of County Commissioners on 2026-07-13 5:00 PM - Regular Session
    Public hearing on a $15,450,000 performance-based economic development award to AbbVie Inc. for a new manufacturing campus ("Project Glass") at the Parmer Edge site, expected to create about 734 jobs and invest $1.295 billion over five years -- AbbVie's first major North Carolina investment. The award would be funded…
  6. Tue, May 26 Durham County · Board of County Commissioners on 2026-05-26 5:30 PM - Regular Session
    A required public hearing on joining the statewide C-PACE program, which lets commercial, agricultural, industrial, and multifamily property owners finance energy-efficiency, renewable-energy, and resilience projects through a lien on the property that transfers to future owners. The county takes on no financial or le…
  7. Mon, May 11 Durham County · Board of County Commissioners on 2026-05-11 7:00 PM - Regular Session
    Declares the county's intent to join the statewide C-PACE program, which lets commercial and nonprofit property owners finance energy-efficiency and resilience upgrades via a lien on the property, and sets a May 26 public hearing before formal participation.
  8. Mon, May 4 Durham County · Board of County Commissioners on 2026-05-04 9:00 AM - Work Session
    The board appropriates previously restricted grant funds, including adoption and child-support incentive money, for Social Services spending.