Toyota is bringing production of the Tacoma back to San Antonio. This move is expected to create new opportunities in the area.
State and local officials have put together a significant incentive package to support this development. The package is valued at $303 million.
Further details about Toyota's plans, including the addition of jobs and a new factory, are available from the San Antonio Report. The report mentions that 2,000 jobs will be added as a result of this expansion.
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