Springfield City Council committees support Smith & Wesson tax incentives - masslive.com - Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Springfield City Council committees support Smith & Wesson tax incentives

masslive.com (Jan 31 2011) Manufacturing
1. Under the special tax agreement, Smith & Wesson would realize property tax savings totaling up to $600,000 over a five-year period in exchange for carrying through on plans to create at least 225 new jobs at its Roosevelt Avenue plant. The company currently has 882 full-time employees. (Read Full Article)
  
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