Franklin aldermen spend $60,000 to bring new company to Cool Springs
The Tennessean • July 9, 2008
FRANKLIN — Franklin aldermen did their part Tuesday night to bring in a yet-to-be-named financial company and an estimated 500 new jobs for Cool Springs.
Aldermen voted 8-0 to spend $60,000 to help get the project moving forward. While specific details are being kept under wraps, the company would open a customer service center here, spending approximately $11 million, if they agree to come.
An announcement about the company’s commitment and the project is expected soon.
“We think we’ll know within a week,” said Russ Truell, interim city administrator.
An announcement about the company’s commitment and the project is expected soon.“We think we’ll know within a week,” said Russ Truell, interim city administrator.
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