The NAP Tax Credit program is an important tool in your community revitalization toolbox. Included within the NAP are: the Neighborhood Partnership Program (NPP), the Special Program Priorities (SPP), the Charitable Food Program (CFP), and the Enterprise Zone Tax Credit (EZP). These programs can assist in providing support for several community and economic development activities such as: business incubators, housing rehab and weatherization, job training, crime prevention, diversity initiatives, rural transportation initiatives, etc. as well as staff time to deliver these services! Additionally, these programs can be incredibly helpful in further enhancing existing or developing new private partnerships. Don’t forget that as a Keystone Communities Main Street or Elm Street program, you automatically qualify to apply for the NAP programs, without having to prove being “distressed”.
This session will be led by DCED and PA Downtown Center staff and will include first-hand community case studies from our panel of experts: Emily Fetcko, CEO, Erie Downtown Partnership; Larry Newman, AICP, Executive Director, Diamond City Partnership, Wilkes-Barre; and Todd Pousley, Community Development Manager, NeighborWorks Northeastern Pennsylvania, Scranton.
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