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Principal Planners(2)and <br /> Senior Planner Complete Streets Policy <br /> Zoning and Land Use <br /> Properties <br /> Planning and Community Property Development Brownfields <br /> Resources Manager and Analyst Neighborhood Planning <br /> Corridor and Transportation Planning <br /> Historic Preservation <br /> Historic Preservation <br /> Specialist and Admin Asst. <br /> Neighborhood Outreach <br /> Community Program Marketing <br /> Engagement and Economic Economic Empowerment Neighborhood Resource Connection(NRC) <br /> Empowerment Specialist Schools <br /> Health/Food Policy <br /> -- - Inclusive Community <br /> Support Staff:A/F,PW,1&T, Housing Counselor and <br /> Legal Administrative Assistant <br /> Neighborhood Development <br /> Financing/Fund <br /> Land Bank Liaison <br /> Executive Director Neighborhood Grants CDC's <br /> Manager Neighborhood Plan Implementation <br /> Neighborhood Deveiopmen SBHA <br /> Homelessness <br /> Executive Assistant and Grants Management/Development <br /> Director of Special Projects <br /> incentives <br /> Lead <br /> Housing Counseling <br /> Neighborhood Program UEA <br /> Specialist <br /> Business License Small Business Development <br /> Administrator Economic Growth <br /> Job Creation <br /> Entrepreneurship <br /> Business Development Business Licensing <br /> Business Development Managers(2) Business Outreach <br /> Business Program Marketing <br /> Tax Abatements and Incentives <br /> IRF <br /> Business Development Facade Grants <br /> Specialist Workforce Development/Pathways <br /> BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT <br /> 489 JOBS were announced in conjunction with City-supported and approved projects. <br /> A significant ripple effect of indirect employment gains can be expected to provide well over 500 new jobs in 2019. <br /> $106,900,000 IN PRIVATE INVESTMENT was announced in our community <br /> The Breakdown of South Bend's Community Investments includes: <br /> $20,538,365.00 in TIF supporting development, infrastructure and jobs <br /> $4,265,818.00 in Tax Abatements to support growth and jobs in our business community <br /> $1,500,000.00 in IRF loans made in 2018 to assist growing businesses in South Bend <br /> UNEMPLOYMENT hovered around 3.5%for the entirety of 2018, ending the year closer to 3.7%. This is a <br /> dramatic decrease in unemployment from the previous decade that saw rates as high as 14%in 2010. The <br /> Department of Community Investment works diligently to contribute in decreases of unemployment through our <br /> direct investments in the employers, infrastructure, and businesses in the community. More directly, DCI manages <br /> the Mayor's Pathways workforce development program,which provides grants to qualifying residents to increase <br /> their skills to move up or into new careers. <br /> 177 South Bend Residents advanced their careers through Pathways grants for higher paying jobs and improve <br /> their quality of life thanks to the City of South Bend. <br /> 2 <br />