Bellevue, Ohio is your ready-made solution for your business success. Second-to-none business support for your operations, shovel-ready industrial parks, ready and waiting infrastructure, welcoming community support and the strength of the Bellevue can-do spirit among our skilled workforce. Combining this with a comprehensive range of first-rate business incentives and resources at your disposal make Bellevue, Ohio a location more than worthy of consideration by businesses wishing to expand or relocate in the area.
The Bellevue Development Corporation serves our community in cooperation with the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce, and with the full support of the local growth-minded public administration.
 Considering an improvement or expansion to your existing business in Bellevue? Evaluating a business relocation to the Bellevue area? Be assured that the Bellevue Development Corporation is prepared to assist you every step of the way, so you can concentrate on what matters most. Your business.
For your convenience, here you will find the complete listing of the incentives available to your business as well as a comprehensive package of financial and technical assistance components made available for your consideration.
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 The Bellevue Development Corporation (BDC) was formed in 1984. It was organized to help the Bellevue Community grow and prosper through new investments and assistance with job creation.
The Bellevue Development Corporation operates with an executive board and a 19 member full board and is financed from charitable contributions. Members are elected from area businesses and local community support groups. Each member serves a three year term and one-third of the board membership rotates off each year.
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 One of Bellevue’s greatest assets is its strategic location within the State of Ohio. Bellevue is positioned on a major four-lane highway, U.S. Route 20, intersected by State Routes 269 and 4, and is only ten minutes away from Ohio Turnpike main east/west corridor.
The Norfolk & Southern Railroad Freight Consolidation Yard is one of the largest in the nation and is positioned to serve 70% of the U.S. population with 24 hours. |
 In order to be truly business-ready, a city must be able to offer businesses an educated, talented and highly motivated workforce. There is no shortage of skilled labor who are willing and able to become valued and highly productive team members for businesses choosing Bellevue, Ohio as their home base of operations. Coupling this with the deeply ingrained mid-western “can do” attitude creates a formula for success difficult to replicate elsewhere.
Find out more about the Bellevue workforce and special tools tailored to your specific business requirements right here. |
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 Available Buildings and Sites are currently being revised and updated with the latest information. Please bear with us as these additions are made. If you need immediate site assistance, please contact the BDC offices. |
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 Bellevue, Ohio is uniquely positioned geo-politically by residing in four Counties; Sandusky, Huron, Erie and Seneca. This provides Bellevue with an opportunity and strategic advantage by its ability to utilize the the diverse and collective talents of multiple organizations dedicated to regional economic activity.
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 One of Bellevue’s greatest assets is its strategic location within the State of Ohio. Bellevue is positioned on a major four-lane highway, U.S. Route 20, intersected by State Routes 269 and 4, and is only ten minutes away from main east/west corridor, the Ohio Turnpike.The Norfolk & Southern Railroad Freight Consolidation Yard is one of the largest in the nation and is positioned to serve 70% of the U.S. population with 24 hours. Whether you need information about transporting raw materials to or finished goods from your Bellevue facility, airport access, railroad transport, trucking or warehousing, you can find it all here. |