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CANTON Economic Development Committee Report May 12th, 2025
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Economic development in Canton is a top priority
for the Select Board with the following initiatives.
Maintain and grow a strong
and vibrant business
community
Ensure stable commercial
tax revenue cash flow for
town services
Increase property values of
residences and businesses
in our community by
ensuring a growth-orientated
economic development plan
Maintain Canton’s
outstanding reputation as a
proactive business-friendly
community in MA
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Canton Business Development
Headlines – 2024
Remtek opens new 55,000 sq ft
facility at 5 Campanelli Circle,
relocating from Norwood.
New 43D Expeditated
Permitting article for 30 Dan
Road, a 140,000 sq ft site.
Demolition of former 99
Restaurant at 362 Turnpike
Street, to begin construction of
new self storage facility.
Major expansion and addition at
Trillium, 100 Royall Street, with
new brewery and distillery
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Canton Business Updates
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Impact of Economic Development
on Canton
The Canton business community paid over $39 million in
commercial and industrial taxes in 2024, which is 39.5% of
the tax levy.
The commercial and industrial valuation of businesses in
Canton is over $1.6 billion.
Canton is one of the top Norfolk County communities in
commercial taxes generated.
2025 residential tax rate (per thousand dollars of assessed
value) dropped to $9.89, the lowest in 16 years. The
commercial rate dropped to $20.45.
A strong commercial tax base helps keep residential taxes
low!
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Comparison of Commercial/Industrial Tax as a
Percent of Total Levy in Norfolk County
Municipalities for FY 2024
CANTON: 39.53%
Braintree: 33.38%
Dedham: 30.29%
Stoughton: 29.01%
Foxborough: 25.32%
Westwood: 21.79%
Randolph: 19.58%
Sharon: 7.15%
Milton: 6.52%
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Canton Businesses Practice Community
Responsibility and Engagement
Over 25 Canton businesses offer
annual scholarships to CHS and
BHRTS students.
In 2024, over $45,000 was donated
to Canton municipal departments,
CPS, the Canton Senior Center,
and the Canton Food Pantry by the
Canton business community.
Since its inception over 50 years
ago, the Canton Association of
Business and Industry (CABI) has
donated over $2 million to Canton
charities.
CABI hosts the annual Canton
Road Race, which is held each
September at Trillium Brewing with
over 600 runners. Confidential and ProprietarySource page 8
Canton EDC greatly appreciates the support of the
SB and other Town Boards and Committees.
Gene Manning – Chair
Emilio Mauro – Vice Chair
Tera Kull – Clerk
Tyrishma Allen
Mindy Milman
Gregory Murphy
Dr. Alan Rapoport
Dr. Gopal Chopra
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