The facility could bring up to 4,000 jobs to the county, if approved by the Biden administration.
LORAIN, Ohio - A proposed Naval facility would bring 3,000 to 4,000 jobs to Lorain County if the US Navy moves ahead with the plans.
According to City of Lorain Mayor Jack Bradley, the plan would be to build a massive new facility with two drydocks and a dismantling area.“Let’s be honest Lorain and the city of Cleveland was built upon immigrants coming here to fill positions like this,” said Gallo.That’s where the Lorain County Community College comes into play.
The project would be built by Bartlett Maritime and needs official approval from the Biden administration. AFL-CIO had approved the project on Wednesday.If fully approved, construction could begin in October.
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