Summary
Even though Intel is laying people off, Folsom's mayor is doubling down on growing and diversifying the local economy. The city is aggressively working to bring in new industries so the job market stays stable.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
This push for new industries could cost some upfront city cash, but it'll pay off by protecting local jobs and keeping property values stable.
Local workers and business owners win big if the city successfully brings in fresh industries and steadies the job market.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (3)
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Despite Intel layoffs, Folsom Mayor says city will continue to grow, diversify
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