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The City’s economic development model is straightforward: "provide an integrated approach for site selection services to new and expanding business by partnering with the local and state talent to provide assistance through one source, one contact." Our response is designed by the client "to meet their needs at their speed." The City offers one-stop site selection services to companies considering expansion or relocation. Drawing upon our internal resources and those of our community, state and federal partners, we provide comprehensive project management services, which include:
Featured Properties Old School Station Business Park is a new 55-acre business and technology park off US 93 on the southern city limits of Kalispell. This properly planned and zoned private-public partnership offers:
The City of Kalispell offers a redevelopment property tax incentive to assist and encourage the redevelopment of historically significant buildings, blighted buildings and buildings in economically declining areas. Property Tax Benefits may be available to property owners whose taxable value increased due to remodeling, reconstruction or expansion. See Redevelopment Incentives Offered by the City of Kalispell (pdf) for more information. There are three urban renewal or tax increment financing districts within Kalispell City Limits: The Airport Improvement Project, The Westside TIF, and Old School Station Business Park. Eligible TIF activities include infrastructure and site improvement assistance. See Kalispell Business Development Incentives (pdf) for the city policy formulated for business expansion incentives. Revolving Loan Fund The Revolving Loan Fund Program provides gap financing in conjunction with private financing for business expansion and/or retention. Funds can be used to assist eligible recipients located in the City of Kalispell and surrounding service area and result in the creation of new jobs, or the addition of positions within an existing business, or the retention of those positions. Maximum loan assistance is $150,000. For access to the state's financing, workforce development grants and business incentives, please click here, and for business incentives, please click here.
The City’s average property tax levy is 166.90. Commercial Property Sample Calculation
*School District #75 levy is utilized for this example. There are three other school districts in Kalispell. Special assessments exist for infrastructure categories but vary from location to location. Please contact our office for specific assessment data. For access to the state’s overall tax structure please click here.
For Quick Facts about the area, including demographics click here (pdf). For an overview of the community of Kalispell, click here for our Community Profile brochure (pdf).
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