The City of Monroe presented an economic development incentive check for $58,650 to Greiner Bio-One North America Inc., recognizing the company’s continued investment in its Monroe facility and fulfillment of its ongoing development agreement with the City. This is the fourth of five payments under the agreement.

The City of Monroe presented an economic development incentive check to Goulston Technologies on July 7, 2025, recognizing the company’s continued investment in its Monroe facility and fulfillment of two ongoing development agreements with the City.

The City of Monroe presented an economic development incentive check to ATI Specialty Materials on July 7, 2025, recognizing ATI's fulfillment of an $11 million development agreement with the City.

The Winchester Revitalization Committee held a meeting on-site in the Winchester community on Friday, July 18, 2025, as part of the City’s ongoing revitalization and planning efforts.

The City of Monroe presented an economic development incentive check to Bona on July 7, 2025, at the company’s Monroe facility.

The City of Monroe presented an economic development incentive check to Collins Aerospace on July 7, 2025, at the company’s Monroe facility.

On July 7, 2025, the City of Monroe presented an economic development incentive payment to American Wick Drain Corporation (AWD) at the company’s Monroe facility, recognizing the company’s continued investment in the local economy and workforce.

City of Monroe presented an economic development incentive check to Tyson Foods Inc. on Tuesday, July 1, as part of the City’s commitment to stimulate the local economy.

The City of Monroe is pleased to announce that the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC) Board of Directors has unanimously approved Monroe’s Selectsite Readiness Program application in the amount of $440,200. The decision was made during the EDPNC’s Q1 2025 Board meeting on March 27, 2025.

Monroe City Council, at its regular meeting on Tuesday, March 18, unanimously approved a Level II Economic Development Incentive Grant worth up to $114,000 to Southern Electrical Equipment Company, Inc. (SEECO), to relocate its operations from Mecklenburg County to the Monroe Corporate Center.

The City of Monroe is a Top 10 City for Small Businesses in North Carolina thanks to its low sales tax, population size, and affordable commercial real estate. 

The City of Monroe and Union County Chamber of Commerce proudly hosted the 15th Annual Groundhog Day Economic Forum on February 4, forecasting growth and prosperity for Greater Monroe in the year ahead.

The City of Monroe, North Carolina, proudly supports both hometown businesses and serves as a thriving hub for 17 international companies representing 11 countries across three continents, in a state ranked #1 in the U.S. for starting a business.

The City of Monroe is proud to announce its 74-acre Expressway Commerce Park has been selected as part of the prestigious Selectsites Readiness Program (SRP), administered by the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC). This project is one of just 15 sites selected among 64 applicants across North Carolina.

MONROE, N.C. – Briolf USA LLC, the subsidiary of Briolf Group headquartered in Spain, has announced it is planning its first U.S. manufacturing campus in Union County, North Carolina. This expansion is projected to create over 100 jobs and bring $30.5 million within in the first three years.

MONROE, N.C. (October 15, 2020) – Hamilton Drywall Products has purchased a 98,000 square foot production facility in Monroe’s historic Sutton Park. The company, a subsidiary of Orange, California’s WestPac, will invest approximately $5,000,000 in building renovations and new equipment that will enable it to produce a variety of drywall finishing products.

A new hotel is being constructed on Williams Road, near the CVS Pharmacy and Holiday Inn and Suites that parallel W. Highway 74.