Tax-exempt land is part of the Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) program, which provides state and local tax abatement to businesses and residents locating in a designated zone. Through credits, waivers and broad-based abatements, total taxes on economic activity in these zones are reduced to nearly zero. Keystone Opportunity Zones are defined-parcel specific areas with greatly reduced or no tax burden for property owners, residents and businesses. KOZ's are designated by local communities and approved by the State of Pennsylvania.

Keystone Opportunity Zones are 12 zones across more than 27,000 acres of land in Pennsylvania. The use of tax abatement is the strategy to lure companies into the state to change the face of communities. For businesses, it's an opportunity to invest and grow without the burden of state and local taxes for up to 12 years. For residents, it means jobs and the revitalization of the places they call home.

Working together with local governments, the private sector and community groups, the state has crafted the most expansive, forward-thinking program of its kind in the nation. The result is unprecedented opportunities for businesses looking to relocate or expand in Pennsylvania. ization of the places they call home.

Available KOZ's in Greene County include:

• EverGreene Technology Park (Franklin Township)
• Paisley Business Park (Cumberland Township)
• MeadowRidge Business Park (Perry Township)