#Great wolf lodge manteca covid pro#
We are a City experiencing fast growth with more than 11,000 entitled lots in various stages of processing.Ĭommunity amenities include Bass Pro Shops, major retails centers, new restaurants, Big League Dreams Sports Park, quality schools and a 50-acre community park. Known as the “Family City,” Manteca offers an abundant variety of more affordable housing choices than the Bay Area. Great things are happening in Manteca! Great Wolf Lodge selected Manteca as the place for their 500-room resort and indoor waterpark, which is projected to generate 500,000 tourists per year. The City's size is 21 square miles and housing development is growing rapidly. Near Interstate HWY 5, Manteca intersects both HWY 120 and HWY 99 and it is often referred to as the Crossroads of California, lying just 76 miles east of San Francisco, 60 Miles south of Sacramento, and 90 Miles West of Yosemite National Park. The City of Manteca is the third largest city in the County, with over 86,000 residents. Throughout the county, there are signs of economic growth: a world-class wine and agriculture industry Tesla’s 431,000 square-foot manufacturing facility the Prologis International Park of Commerce with anchor tenants like FedEx, Medline and Amazon and dozens of company startups or expansions which are all providing hundreds of new jobs. Businesses are expanding, companies are relocating to our city, our workforce is growing, and San Joaquin has one of the nation’s hottest housing markets – driven by buyers seeking excellent schools, close-knit communities, and a great quality of life. The SJVAPCD is a public health agency whose mission is to improve the health and quality of life for all Valley residents through efficient, effective and entrepreneurial air quality management strategies.* The Region & Our City of Manteca San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD)
To encapsulate the varied economic development and workforce programs the EEDD created the “WorkNet” brand to promote a one-stop delivery mechanism to benefit employers and job seekers.* Air Quality Incentives The San Joaquin County EEDD provides employment training, education and economic development services throughout the County. Since 1982, ETP has reimbursed over $1 billion to more than 80,000 businesses.*Įmployment & Economic Development Department (EEDD) Employers must provide proof that training hours have been completed and trainees have been hired in well-paying jobs for a certain time-period at a specified wage before ETP reimburses payment. ETP funds are available to support customized job training for full-time California employees.
The ETP provides employers funding to offset the costs of job skills training. Thus, this edition of the San Joaquin County Index can serve as a useful benchmark for measuring the effects of COVID-19, and a picture of the County’s comparative profile without the confounding effects of COVID-19 that have made many traditional data indicators difficult to interpret. In this sense, we believe it provides a useful snapshot of the current state and progress of San Joaquin County just prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, we have decided to only present indicators through the end of 2019. At this time, very few of the indicators highlighted in this report have any local, San Joaquin County, data available for 2020, and what is available covers only the very initial stages of the pandemic. This report is being released in fall 2020, a year defined by extreme social and economic change due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. The County offers an abundance of high quality affordable homes, excellent schools, exceptional transportation networks, a large workforce, world-class agriculture and wineries, natural resources and recreation which add up to a unique region where companies and their employees can grow and thrive.* Economic and Social Indicators: SJC Index The County offers a variety of incentive plans for business and companies seeking to establish or expand in the heart of California. Manteca California sits inside of San Joaquin County where smart investments, innovation and collaboration are driving substantial economic growth and development. Click here for links to area market data and demographics. The City of Manteca values the time of its future investors, developers, and business owners. Manteca is “Open for Business" and is a great place for companies wishing to take advantage of our affordable land housing, great quality of life, multimodal transit access, abundant workforce, and a great central location for accessing all of Northern and Central California.
We appreciate being considered as a possible location for your business creation, relocation, or expansion.
The City of Manteca is pleased to be able to invite you to take a look at our city.
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