“Public-private partnerships work,” said Andrews. “Bringing public money to Exit 18, $1 million so far, $22 million from the private sector. They know, the private sector, when they have a partnership there with some other people in the game at the local level voted that through, the state came in with $1 million to reduce that.” Andrews also advocated additional investment in roads and infrastructure to make it easier for businesses to operate in the area as well as bringing high-speed Internet to the district.
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