Ford's $1.2 Billion investment in Dearborn, Michigan

Ford's $1.2 Billion investment in Dearborn, Michigan - 5:10

with Mayor Jack O'Reilly, Jr.

Posted Aug 24, 2016

In April, Ford announced a $1.2 billion investment to transform its research and engineering campus as well as its world headquarters campus in Dearborn. How will this investment impact the City of Dearborn and its residents?

Produced by: Heartland Newsmakers Team

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