City of Huber Heights Announces 2025 Economic Development Grant Program Award Recipients

Netta and Fred Martin, Owners of Fast & Neat Services LLC., focusing on residential, commercial, and post-construction cleaning with a foundation of faith.

HUBER HEIGHTS, OH – The City of Huber Heights is proud to announce the recipients of its 2025 Economic Development Grant Program, awarding a total of $125,000 to local businesses and nonprofit organizations that contribute to economic growth, entrepreneurship, and community representation.

The Economic Development Grant Program is funded through the City’s Transformational Economic Development (TED) Fund, which is supported by revenue generated from the sale of city-owned property and lease agreements. No income tax revenue was used to support this program.

“The Economic Development Grant Program allows the City to reinvest in the businesses and organizations that help make Huber Heights a strong, diverse, and thriving community,” said City leadership. “These investments support job creation, business expansion, and meaningful community impact.”

2025 Grant Recipients:

Matching Grant – Local Match for County & State Grants:

HighTec Industrial Services – $15,000

HighTec Industrial Services specializes in water blasting and environmental services. Grant funds will support the relocation and establishment of its new corporate headquarters in Huber Heights.

Small Business Grant:

TJ Chumps – $12,500

Funds will support front-entrance and property improvements, including landscape restoration and erosion control.

Nonprofit Grant:

Caterpillars to Butterflies – $12,500

Funding will support a Summer Autism Respite and Job Creation Initiative benefiting individuals and families affected by autism.

Women- and Minority-Owned Business Grants (2 awarded):

• Huber Heights Floral – $12,500

Grant funds will support business expansion, online sales growth, and employee retention.

• Fast & Neat Services – $12,500

Funds will be used to upgrade cleaning equipment and hire part-time staff.

Veteran-Owned Business Grants (2 awarded):

• Lady J Beauty – $15,000

Funding will support space improvements, signage, and inventory.

• Diamond Daiquiris – $10,000

Funds will support the purchase, buildout, and launch of a second food truck specializing in Southern flavors.

For more information about the Economic Development Grant Program, visit www.hhoh.org.