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Electric car company ElectraMeccanica chooses Mesa to build warehouse, creating hundreds of jobs By Steve Nielsen , Associated Press and FOX 10 Staff Published  Groundbreaking ceremony held for new electric vehicle facility in Mesa FOX 10's Steve Nielsen checked out the new Electra Meccanica facility in Mesa, a sign of a promising trend for electric vehicles in Arizona. MESA, Ariz. - The electric vehicle industry in Arizona revved up on March 16 as a new car manufacturer announced it is moving to Mesa after a nationwide search. On Ray Road, just north of the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airpo...

OSWEGO – Mayor William Barlow has called upon the state Department of Health to temporarily revoke Pontiac Nursing Home’s license, has offered to assist with any necessary relocation of Pontiac’s residents to other local, licensed health care providers, and intends to gather testimony and evidence on Pontiac from past and present residents, their families, and employees, which he will forward to the state. In a March 25 letter to Commissioner Howard Zucker, Barlow formally requested “NYS DOH temporarily revoke the facility’s license until management develops revised p...

Canadian EV company that considered Fort Worth selects Phoenix suburb for up to 500 jobs ElectraMeccanica makes three-wheeled vehicles and plans to build a factory in Mesa. One of ElectraMeccanica Vehicles Corp.'s single-seat electric vehicles.(ElectraMeccanica Vehicles Corp) A Canadian electric car company plans to build a factory in Mesa, Ariz., that could bring as many as 500 jobs, company officials said. ElectraMeccanica Vehicles Corp. announced Tuesday that it selected Mesa after searching for a location for its U.S. assembly facility and engineering technical center. Fort Worth was brie...

U.S. Representative Mike Bost (IL-12) introduced bipartisan legislation to expand access to emergency funding for rural areas.  The Emergency Rural Community Relief Act would allow rural communities with fewer than 20,000 residents to utilize USDA Community Facility Program grants in times of emergency to operate community essential facilities, including the construction of temporary drive thru COVID-19 testing and vaccine distribution sites and personal protective equipment disposal locations. “While rural communities do not have access to the same kinds of resources as many urban and sub...