The work will be done by the Mississippi Department of Transportation, which will oversee the infrastructure around the facility. Applications for plant jobs will be taken there. Until then, the new Canton Multi-Purpose Center will serve as a temporary home for Nissan to take applications.
Officials say they expect applications to be made available in two weeks.
They will receive that amount for 30 years. Land for 100 to 200 Nissan suppliers will also be made available for purchase. Those suppliers could add up to 24,000 jobs. A controversial annexation clause, which nearly derailed the entire project 12 hours before it was to be announced, was corrected. Use of this site signifies your agreement to the Terms of Service.