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  • About
  • Work Groups
    • 1. Construction Impacts
    • 2. Air Quality
    • 3. Water Impacts
    • 4. Energy Use
    • 5. Community Planning
    • 6. Job Growth
    • 7. Community Benefits
  • Resources
    • News About Micron
    • OCIDA Documents
    • Micron Documents
    • Presentations & Handouts
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7. community benefits agreement work group

Convener:

Khadeejah Ahmad 

Jobs to Move America

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Ensuring an Equitable Agreement

In exchange for $5.5 billion funding and tax benefits under the NY Green CHIPS Act, Micron has promised  community support to the CNY region under a Community Benefits Agreement (CBA)  with the Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency (OCIDA) and New York State. 


The essence of this CBA agreement establishes goals for hiring members of disadvantaged local communities for fab construction and operations. They also promised investments in local job training and investments in education. This SustainCNY workgroup is focused on these community benefits in order to hold Micron accountable for its promises and try to minimize negative impacts on disadvantaged CNY communities.


Related to this effort, SustainCNY has engaged with the organization, Jobs to Move America (JMA), which is directly involved in helping to create an enforceable Community Benefits Agreement with Micron. 


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