Center for the Future: New program aims to create high-tech job opportunities in Prescott
Ambitious program to welcome companies taking second look at Prescott with stay-at-home workforce due to COVID-19
Renovation work is underway on the City of Prescott’s annex buildings behind City Hall near Marina Street to create space for the fledgling Center for the Future – a business-incubation project that has been in the works for years to help startup companies locate in Prescott. The city is repurposing the annex buildings and moving the previous city offices into the basement of City Hall. (Cindy Barks/Courier)
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