The EDC/CDC
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The City of Anna and its EDC/CDC consider candidates for economic development incentives on a case-by-case basis. The key criteria are: amount of capital investment, type of project, number of permanent jobs, wage levels, and added tax value. Some of the potential incentives include:
- Chapter 380 Agreements
- Fee Reductions / Waivers
- Grants
- Housing Finance Corporation
- Infrastructure Assistance
- Loans
- Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones
- Triple Freeport Exemption
- Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE)
- Property Tax Rebates / Abatements
- Public Improvement Districts (View the City of Anna PID Policy here)
- Public Facility Corporation
Those receiving incentives will be required to enter into a performance agreement. The City of Anna’s Economic Development Incentive Policy can be found here.
Interested in developing in Downtown Anna? Check out the Downtown Anna Incentive Program.
For more information or to receive an incentives application, please fill out a data form here. Staff will be in touch with you soon.
Learn more about State of Texas Economic Development Incentive Programs here.
EDC/CDC Staff
Bernie Parker
Interim Director of Economic Development
Salena Tittle
Economic Development Analyst
Vacant
Economic Development Coordinator
EDC/CDC Board Members
- Place 1: Jody Bills (Vice President)
- Place 2: Rocio Gonzalez (Secretary)
- Place 3: Kylee Kelley
- Place 4: Bruce Norwood (President)
- Place 5: Allison Inesta
- Place 6: Ronald Kerr
- Place 7: Michelle Hawkins
The EDC/CDC has been instrumental in several key projects and provided incentives that resulted in much of Anna’s retail development, including: Brookshire’s, McDonald’s, and the Anna Town Center that includes Wal-Mart (Starbucks, Salsa Tex Mex, Chick-fil-A, Whataburger, ER at Anna, and more coming soon).
The EDC/CDC also purchased the 85-acre Anna Business Park at State Highway 5 and the Collin County Outer Loop, and provided bonds for improvement to Slayter Creek Park.
About the EDC/CDC
Anna is somewhat unique in that it has two economic development corporations, the A and B type: Anna EDC (Economic Development Corporation) the A-type; and Anna CDC (Community Development Corporation), the B-type.
Type A EDCs are typically created to fund industrial development projects such as business infrastructure, manufacturing and research and development. They’re all business.
Type B CDCs can fund all the same projects eligible for Type A, as well as parks, museums, sports facilities, and affordable housing. They were created to enable quality of life improvements.
Meetings
Unless otherwise posted, the Board meets at 6:00 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month at the Municipal Complex , 120 W. 7th Street, Anna, Texas.
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