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Mishawaka Occupies One of the Busiest Intersections Mishawaka occupies one of the busiest intersections in “America’s Crossroads”, making it a prime location for transporting people and goods across the country or around the world. TRANSPORTATION IN MISHAWAKA 12 Hours The City of Mishawaka is conveniently 10 Hours located less than 30 minutes away from 4 Hours the South Bend Regional Airport, and 2 hours from the Fort Wayne International 2 Hours Airport. Both airports are Foreign Trade Sites, and have current and on-going plans for expansion. Mishawaka is criss-crossed by our nation’s largest interstate highways, including the Interstate 80/90 toll road and U.S. Route 31, which directly con- nect our community to Chicago, Cleve- land, Indianapolis and southwestern Michigan. By highway, Mishawaka is located: 100 miles from Chicago, Illinois 140 miles from Indianapolis, Indiana 200 miles from Detroit, Michigan The City of Mishawaka is served by two of the largest Class I Freight Railroad companies: Canadian National and Nor- folk Southern. The Norfolk Southern line operates out of the Robert Young Railroad Yard, located in nearby Elkhart, Indiana. Many of the nation’s largest shipping companies, including FedEx, the United States Postal Service, and American In- ternational Freightways are regionally headquartered in the Mishawaka area. 600 E. Third Street ● Mishawaka, Indiana 46544 ● Tel. 574.258.1668 ● Fax. 574.968.6999 ● www.mishawaka.in.gov EDUCATION Mishawaka is home to a large, diverse, and educated workforce, supported by the city’s secondary schools and places of higher learning. Accredited Secondary Schools The City of Mishawaka is served by three accredited Mishawaka High School University of Notre Dame secondary schools: Mishawaka High School, Penn High School, and Marian High School, which offer rigorous college-preparatory curriculums as well as career and technical education through the Elkhart Career Center. Colleges and Universities AM General Manufacturing St. Joseph Valley Metronet University of Notre Dame 2007—Ranked in US News and World Report'‘s Top 25 Best Colleges Bethel College ECONOMIC DIVERSITY 2007—Ranked in US News and World Report'‘s The diversity found in the region’s workforce successfully Top 25 Best Comprehensive Colleges supports a wide variety of employment sectors. Indiana University South Bend Life Science: Nephrology, Inc., St. Joseph Regional Traditional undergraduate and graduate pro- Medical Center grams, technical certification and pre- Computing and Technology: Metronet fiber op- professional programs tics network, Notre Dame Consortium on Nanoelectron- ics and Architectures Saint Mary’s College Advanced Manufacturing: Bayer, Inc., AM Gen- Holy Cross College eral, Nyloncraft, Janco Composites Goshen College Agriculture: The agricultural developments in St. Joseph County area contribute to Indiana’s rank as the Technical Schools nation’s 4th largest producer of soybeans and 5th largest Ivy-Tech College producer of corn. Purdue University of Technology South Bend Logistics: 44 major national truck lines and several Elkhart Career Center hundred local logistics firms serve the city, including Brown-Mackie College BGI Worldwide Logistics, Inc. and Associated Trans- Tri-State University portation Systems, Inc. Indiana Institute of Technology International Business: Mishawaka is home to a growing number of international firms, including Cul- (SOURCE: 2007-2008 Stats Indiana, IEDC) ture Systems, Inc., and ThyssenKrupp Materials. 600 E. Third Street ● Mishawaka, Indiana 46544 ● Tel. 574.258.1668 ● Fax. 574.968.6999 ● www.mishawaka.in.gov The City of Mishawaka has invested over 60 million dollars in developing and refurbish- ing its utilities and infrastructure facilities in an attempt to provide better, more effi- cient services to its citizens. Wastewater Treatment Plant Expan- sion The city has invested 39 million dollars in an effort to update its wastewater treatment plant. The project is slated for completion in the next year. Neighborhood Initiatives Program This program consists of a coordinated effort to improve Mishawaka’s neighborhoods. The Neighborhood Ini- tiatives program has been instrumental in the installation of new sewer sys- tems, curbs and sidewalks, and has spear-headed an effort to provide owner -occupied home rehabilitation and spot- blight elimination throughout the city. (**Rates subject to change. See www.mishawaka.in.gov/murates for more information.) 600 E. Third Street ● Mishawaka, Indiana 46544 ● Tel. 574.258.1668 ● Fax. 574.968.6999 ● www.mishawaka.in.gov TAX RATES COST OF DOING BUSINESS IN IL MI OH State Sales Tax (2008) 7 % 6.25 % 6 % 5.5 % State Business Tax Climate 12 28 29 46 Index Rating Average Annual Wage $ 36,410 $ 43,050 $ 42,210 $ 38,640 **The following information is for illustrative purposes only. Rates are subject to change. SOURCE: Penn Township Assessor, Federal Tax Administration, United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, The United States Tax Foundation, 2008 600 E. Third Street ● Mishawaka, Indiana 46544 ● Tel. 574.258.1668 ● Fax. 574.968.6999 ● www.mishawaka.in.gov (SOURCE: United States Census Bureau, Stats Indiana, United States Bureau of Labor Statistics) MISHAWAKA Bringing Business Home 600 E. Third Street ● Mishawaka, Indiana 46544 ● Tel. 574.258.1668 ● Fax. 574.968.6999 ● www.mishawaka.in.gov .
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