“It’s not in Saginaw Township,” Rombalski admits, “but we can benefit from that, we’ve got skilled individuals in Saginaw Township to be able to be hired at those types of industries and live here and really enjoy the community.” While monetary incentives are limited by township regulations, the focus remains on streamlined processes and relationships.“We’ve got an individual leading us who’s been through it,” says Rombalski of Fahndrich’s entrepreneurial background. This practical approach, paired with infrastructure readiness, positions Saginaw Township as a strategic choice for scalable ventures. think the reason they’re successful is because our small business climate is very strong and we have a lot of good opportunities for the businesses to stay here and get stronger.” This resilience stems from strong collaboration with Saginaw Future and the Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce. “Both of them are widely spreading a net to try and get people to come to this region,” Rombalski adds, “and they work seamlessly with us as well.” He highlights regional efforts to attract investors like Corning and Hemlock Semiconductor, whose nearby $2 billion expansion benefits township residents. 4 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 07
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