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Huron County partnership outlines $12 million natural-gas project

Updated Nov. 8: The project broke ground Nov. 4. A new report identifies the utilities, location and expected mid-2027 service date.

Brick storefronts and parked cars line West Main Street in downtown Norwalk.
West Main Street in downtown Norwalk. File photo uploaded July 18, 2008. OHWiki / Wikimedia Commons / Public domain

Updated Nov. 8, 2026: The project broke ground Nov. 4, after the October groundbreaking anticipated in the original announcement. Read the new report on the utilities, location and expected service date.

Huron County Growth Partnership says it has helped develop a $12 million natural-gas improvement project with Norwalk and regional economic development agencies, with more details expected at an October groundbreaking.

Executive Director Sarah Ross described the work in the partnership's Oct. 9 report on its annual gathering in Monroeville. The organization says the project took shape over two years with partners including the city, Team NEO and JobsOhio.

The report does not identify the utility, construction location, funding breakdown or completion schedule. It says a groundbreaking later this month will provide more information, but gives no date.

The same report says a spring business-attraction trip to Italy and Switzerland produced six qualified leads from 15 meetings. Those are prospects, not announced investments or confirmed jobs.

Photo: OHWiki, Public domain. File photo.

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