Positioning Kansas to Lead the Next Phase of Growth
Kansas has long played a central role in powering the U.S. economy, and today’s fast-growing industries offer the same kind of opportunity. Our location, resources, and industrial base put the state in a strong position to compete. Getting ahead of it is what turns that position into actual projects.
Driving Job Creation and Local Economic Growth
These projects create high-quality construction work in the near term and steady, long-term jobs in operations, maintenance, and skilled trades. The effect reaches past the job site. Local contractors, suppliers, and service businesses pick up work too, in rural communities as much as urban ones.
91,000
Kansas jobs tied to aviation
Generating Revenue That Stays Local
New development expands the local tax base and creates revenue that communities control. That money goes toward schools, roads, water systems, and public safety. It also arrives without raising the burden on Kansas families and small businesses.
$700M+
Annual sales tax revenue generated by Kansas health care
Projects That Work for You
Large projects generally finance the infrastructure they require and pay the full cost of the service they use. Spreading fixed costs across more users helps keep rates stable for everyone already on the system. The result is a more efficient system that holds up over the long term.
$166.6M
Federal broadband investment approved for Kansas
Ensuring Kansas Remains Competitive for Future Investment
States across the country are competing for this investment, and companies consistently choose the places offering clear rules and reasonable timelines. A balanced, forward-looking approach keeps Kansas on the list. Overly restrictive policy moves these opportunities to other states.
$895M
Merck Animal Health expansion in De Soto
Kansas is deciding what gets built over the next decade.
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