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The Jacksonville City Council signed off on a $21 million local cash incentive package to bring financial services and data management firm Dun & Bradstreet Corp.’s headquarters to Jacksonville.  Council voted 18-0 on June 22 to approve grants as the international company considers a $67 million commercial real estate purchase cited in the legislation’s project summary. Ordinance 2021-0346 heads to Mayor Lenny Curry for his signature. Details in the city’s negotiations with Dun & Bradstreet include a: • $12 million Headquarters Retention Grant paid in $600,000 increments over 20 years.  • $6 million Relocation Grant paid over three years. • $3 million Target Industry Grant at $6,000 per job paid in $1,500 increments over four years.

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