Make your move worthwhile. Cities and states are offering incentives, cash, amenities and other benefits when you relocate.

Programs - Apply Today to Access Benefits When You Move

Jackson, Michigan: Calling All Aspiring Police Officers!

The Jackson Police Department (JPD) is seeking dedicated individuals to serve and protect our community. Join one of Michigan's most professional and well-trained police forces and make a real difference in the lives of Jackson citizens.

 Recognizing experience with increased pay (2 yrs: $64,834; 3 yrs: $67,974; 4 yrs: $71,198)

 Including pension program, deferred compensation, health insurance, longevity pay, holiday pay, vacation & sick time, comp time, outer vests, residency allowance, tuition reimbursement, gym reimbursement.

The Jackson Police Department is committed to professionalism and community engagement. If you aspire to a rewarding career in law enforcement, we encourage you to apply.

Request an application to learn more about how to connect with JDP!

Curious to learn more about what life is like in Jackson? Check out the community page below!

Police Officer Signing Bonus – Jackson Police Department

Work Remote in the Greater Milwaukee Region

Milwaukee is a place where people show up for each other. It’s collaborative, welcoming, and grounded, a region where you’re often just one connection away from a familiar face, a recommendation, or a new opportunity. Locals sometimes call it “Small-waukee,” not because it’s small or insular, but because community runs deep here. 

Want to know more? Check out the video for Bobby's story below!

A City (and Region) That Knows How to Live

Milwaukee is innovative, vibrant, and deeply community-minded. With a strong manufacturing legacy and a growing tech scene, people here value getting things done — and doing it together. There’s a humility to Milwaukee that’s part of its charm: the city has plenty to brag about, but it’s more likely to invite you in than sell itself loudly.

If you’re working remotely and looking for a place that balances hard work with real connection, the Greater Milwaukee Region offers the best of both worlds: vibrant city life, distinct neighborhoods, and welcoming communities across seven counties — 

Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha

. Whether the city itself feels like the right fit or you’re drawn to a nearby town or suburb, there’s room here to land and belong.

Intentional Incentives to help you call the region your new home!

Incentives coming soon that will include not only a helpful cash stipend, but perks and opportunities that truly connect you to your new life and new neighbors here in the Greater Milwaukee Region.

 — but what really stands out is how newcomers are welcomed. From tech meetups and startup incubators to neighborhood associations and festivals, it’s easy to plug in, meet people, and feel at home.

This program is designed to help remote workers not just move here — but connect here.

Learn more about the Greater Milwaukee Region and some of its communities below.

Work remotely while building real connections in the Greater Milwaukee Region. This program supports remote workers relocating to any of the region’s seven counties with incentives and local connections to help you feel at home.

Milwaukee

Big Energy. Bold History. A Place to Belong.

 offers the perfect balance of big-city energy and tight-knit community life. Whether you’re catching a Tigers game in Detroit, walking through the historic neighborhoods of Dearborn, or biking the scenic trails of Grosse Pointe, you’ll find that Wayne County is more than just a place to live—it’s a place to 

, Wayne County is a region where past meets future. From its legendary roots in the auto industry to its role today as a center for innovation, logistics, and education, the area is always evolving—without losing its deep sense of place.

Each corner of Wayne County brings something unique to the table. Want vibrant urban life? Detroit’s music, food, and entrepreneurial energy can’t be beat. Looking for quiet, family-friendly charm? Communities like Livonia offer top-rated schools, strong civic life, and safe, welcoming neighborhoods.

In Wayne County, you’ll find a variety of cultural experiences—from Dearborn’s rich Arab American heritage to Romulus’s global connection via Detroit Metro Airport.

No matter your lifestyle, Wayne County has a home for you.

 of acres of parks, riverfronts, and greenways for hiking, biking, or just soaking up the sun. 🎣 Kayak on the Huron River, walk the Detroit Riverwalk, or relax along the shores of Lake Erie.

🎭 Prefer arts and culture? Between world-class museums, music festivals, and some of the best food in the Midwest, Wayne County always has something to experience.

And thanks to its location and infrastructure, you're never far from anything. Whether you're hopping on a plane from DTW or heading into the city for a night out, it's easy to stay connected while enjoying the space and affordability of life here.

Wayne County is getting ready to roll out a unique package of incentives to help remote workers like you make the move. Check back soon to see how we’re making it even easier—and more rewarding—to call Wayne County home.

Make your move to a region full of pride, progress, and possibility.
Wayne County, Michigan—

Explore the communities within Wayne County below!

Wayne County, Michigan is a vibrant mix of iconic cities, welcoming suburbs, and rich cultural traditions—all just minutes from Detroit. Whether you’re drawn to global cuisine, waterfront trails, or a strong sense of community, Wayne County offers remote workers a dynamic place to live, work, and thrive.

Wayne County

Welcome to Wayne: Where You Belong

Live & Work Remote in Fond du Lac County!

Want space to breathe AND a community that welcomes you?

 — where lakeside views meet reliable broadband, where remote work fits your lifestyle and local life fits your weekends.

This is a place designed for remote professionals who want more than just a desk view. It offers:

: Nestled on the south end of Lake Winnebago, Fond du Lac’s Lakeside Park brings scenic breaks on your lunch hour.

: Housing is budget-friendly, everyday costs are manageable, and the neighborhood vibe is welcoming.

: You get small-city ease with access to bigger-city amenities in nearby hubs, plus a well-connected downtown and local events.

 – Flexible places to work, meet and connect.

This Isn’t Just a Move. It’s a Mindset.

Whether you’re crafting code from a cozy home office, stepping out for a lakeside paddle after a session, or mingling at a local coffee shop downtown — Fond du Lac invites you to 

Brew your morning coffee, then boot up under a tree or at a coworking hub.

Wrap up your day at the lakeshore or stroll through the historic downtown.

Engage in local festivals, community life, neighbors who say hello.

This program is created for professionals working remotely — freelancers, corporate telecommuters, start-up founders — who want an environment that supports productivity 

Learn more about Fond du Lac County below!

Fond du Lac is a warm, welcoming lakeside community where remote workers can live affordably, work reliably, and enjoy an easygoing Midwestern lifestyle. Set along the southern edge of Lake Winnebago, the area offers scenic parks, a vibrant downtown, strong internet connectivity, and a close-knit community that genuinely values connection. Whether you’re taking a lunchtime walk through Lakeside Park, grabbing coffee downtown, or settling into one of the area’s coworking spots, Fond du Lac makes it simple to find balance, build roots, and feel right at home.

Fond du Lac County

Live & Work Remote in Fond du Lac

Named one of Forbes 2022 Best-In-State Employers, Bassett Healthcare Network is continuing a 100 year legacy of exceptional care in rural communities. Join this team that aspires to be a model of excellence for health. 

Bassett Healthcare Network Nurse Signing Bonus

Registered nurse signing bonus up to $35,000

Stay. Grow. Lead—Right Here in Greater Flint.

The International Center of Greater Flint is proud to introduce Genesee Future Forward, a new program designed to attract and retain college and university students in Genesee County by helping them build strong careers and vibrant lives—right where it all begins.

The program targets students and recent grads from both local institutions and beyond who have the potential to live and work in the region after graduation, especially those with skills in high-demand fields like healthcare, education, and STEM.

A package of non-monetary benefits, including:

Memberships to local professional organizations like the Flint & Genesee Chamber and Young Professionals group

Guest passes to local cultural and recreational venues

Structured networking opportunities with local employers

Whether you’re finishing school nearby or exploring a future in Flint from afar, Genesee Future Forward is here to help you find purpose, community, and career opportunity in the heart of Michigan.

The International Center of Greater Flint is proud to introduce Genesee Future Forward, a new initiative designed to keep top talent in Genesee County by helping students and recent grads build strong careers and vibrant lives—right where it all begins.

Genesee County

Genesee Future Forward

Allegheny Health Network specialist teams provide clarity and help you through even the most complex medical conditions. And, with locations throughout western Pennsylvania, you’re never far from care.

$15,000 sign-on bonus available for eligible RN's!

Completed RN training program and have PA RN licensure or have applied for practice permit

Learn more about Allegheny Health Network's history

Allegheny West

Allegheny Health Network Allegheny Nurse Signing Bonus

Registered nurse signing bonus up to $15,000

Where Startups Scale and Innovation Takes Root.

The City of Detroit is proud to launch the 

, a new initiative designed to elevate startup talent in Detroit and drive Michigan’s innovation ecosystem forward. Targeting recent graduates from Michigan universities, the program helps promising founders stay and scale their ventures in-state—strengthening Detroit as a hub for AI, biotech, clean energy, smart manufacturing, mobility, and other emerging industries.

A monthly stipend to support housing and living expenses

A community of high agency, like-minded peers 

Detroit’s startup scene is growing fast—and your future could grow with it. Whether you're launching your venture or taking it to the next stage, this is your chance to build something bold in a city built on reinvention.

The City of Detroit is proud to introduce the DetroitTech Fellowship Program, a new initiative to elevate Michigan’s next generation of founders and innovators. Designed for recent graduates of Michigan universities, this program helps promising startup talent stay and scale in-state—while reinforcing Detroit’s position as a leader in AI, biotech, clean energy, mobility, and smart manufacturing.

Detroit

Detroit Tech Fellowship

$2,000 per month stipend for one year to support rent and living expenses and enable full time focus on startup development

One year monthly membership at Bamboo's Downtown Detroit and Midtown Detroit coworking space locations for each selected startup fellow plus one member of their staff or leadership team

One year monthly membership at the TechTown Detroit coworking space for each selected startup fellow plus one member of their staff or leadership team

Newlab Detroit will offer a one year membership for selected fellows plus one member of their staff or leadership team for startups aligned with its mission *eligibility and access determined by Newlab

St. Luke’s University Health Network was named a Top Workplace in 2023 and was the ONLY healthcare institution in Pennsylvania and the third-highest ranked healthcare entity in the nation to be deemed a Top Workplace. 

It's also the area's first community hospital. For 150 years, St. Luke's has been transforming lives and careers with high quality and cost-effective care. 

St. Luke's University Health Network Nurse Signing Bonus

Registered nurse signing bonus up to $30,000

The Community Foundation for Muskegon County (Michigan) is promoting a Welcome Home Scholarship, up to $15,000, for new teachers who accept positions with licensed daycare or in-person Pre-K – 12 public and charter employers.

Eligible applicants must accept a position with a qualified employer located within Muskegon County. Applicants must also provide proof of residency (purchase or lease) within Muskegon County. Awards will be paid quarterly over the course of 3 years.

Muskegon County is located on Lake Michigan with 26 miles of beaches. The county is home to about 180,000 residents year-round residents and welcomes  thousands of visitors each summer.

Muskegon

Muskegon Community Foundation Welcome Home Scholarship For Teachers

New teacher Welcome Home Scholarship up to $15,000

Montpelier

More than just pretty landscapes, Vermont residents enjoy award-winning schools, a thriving small business environment, craft breweries and Bernie Sanders. Remote workers receive up to $5,000 per year for up to two years. Applicants who move and become a full-time employee of a Vermont business are eligible for up to $7,500.

Move to Vermont

Jackson offers the perfect blend of small town charm and opportunity—a city where you can put down roots, make an impact, and enjoy an incredible quality of life. With a walkable downtown full of revitalized spaces, local shops, and vibrant events, there’s always something to explore. Known for its welcoming spirit and growing diversity, Jackson embraces newcomers with open arms and real opportunities to get involved. Whether you're passionate about the arts, outdoor adventure, or community leadership, you’ll find your place—and your people—right here.

 The City of Jackson is providing $25,000 in down payment assistance per home through the 100 Homes Program, making homeownership significantly more accessible.

 Qualified buyers can also apply for an additional $10,000 in down payment assistance through the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA), maximizing your financial advantage.

 Enjoy the benefits of a brand-new home built on vacant city-owned residential lots.

 Homes will be sold to qualified buyers earning up to 120% of the Area Median Income (AMI), ensuring affordability for a wide range of residents.

 Both current Jackson residents and those looking to relocate are welcome to participate in the program.

 Purchase your new home with a traditional mortgage, making the process straightforward and manageable.

 These homes are designed for those looking to become part of the Jackson community and establish a permanent residence.

Explore the Perks of Life in Jackson, Michigan

Located between Ann Arbor and Lansing, Jackson blends small-town charm with urban energy and natural beauty. Known for its vibrant arts scene, historic architecture, and a growing network of local businesses, Jackson offers a lifestyle that’s both welcoming and full of opportunity. Residents enjoy easy access to parks, lakes, walkable neighborhoods, and a revitalized downtown filled with events, dining, and community spirit. With relocation incentives, wellness perks, and opportunities to connect, we've curated a set of benefits to help you settle in, get involved, and thrive in Jackson from your very first day:

Up to $25,000 in Down Payment Assistance through the 100 Homes Program:

 Qualifying homebuyers can receive up to $25,000 in down payment support through the City of Jackson’s 100 Homes program—an initiative focused on revitalizing neighborhoods and increasing homeownership opportunities across the city.

1-Year Membership to Ella Sharp Park Golf Course:

 Enjoy a full year of play at this scenic 18-hole course nestled in the heart of Ella Sharp Park, with tree-lined fairways, rolling hills, and convenient access just minutes from downtown Jackson.

1-Month Household YMCA Membership + 5-Class Adult Punch Card:

 Jumpstart your wellness routine with a complimentary month for your household at the Jackson YMCA, plus a 5-class punch card for adult fitness programs ranging from yoga and Zumba to cycling and strength training.

12 Free Community Events at the Chamber of Commerce:

 Get connected through a year’s worth of free access to local Chamber of Commerce events—from business mixers and workshops to community celebrations and networking socials.

Breakfast with the City Manager and Staff:

 Gain insider insight and build civic connections with an exclusive invitation to breakfast with Jackson’s city leadership, where you can ask questions, share ideas, and learn more about how the city works.

Connection to People for the Parks & Trails:

 Get involved in meaningful volunteer work with this nonprofit that supports Jackson’s parks and trail systems—perfect for outdoor lovers who want to give back and meet likeminded locals.

Connection to Jackson Public Schools Volunteer Opportunities:

 Make a difference in local education by connecting with volunteer roles in Jackson Public Schools, from classroom support to event help—great for families or individuals passionate about youth and learning.

With a mission focused on improving quality of life and a vision of being a bold and inclusive city, Jackson is committed to sustainable planning, innovative economic development, and expanding city services. Come discover why Jackson is the perfect place to build your future.

Curious to learn more about Jackson? Check out their community page below!

The City of Jackson, with its affordable living, excellent schools, and tenacious local leadership, is a desirable place for professionals and families alike. 

Jackson

Build Your Home in Jackson,  MI – Down Payment Assistance for New Build

If applicable: $25,000 in Down-Payment Assistance through the 100 Homes Program (Must qualify for the 100 Homes program to get this incentive)

1 Year Ella Sharp Park Golf Course Membership

1 month household YMCA membership (plus 5 class punch card for any adult)

12 Free Community Events at the Chamber of Commerce

Breakfast with the City Manager and Staff

Connections to Non Profit Organization - People for the Parks & Trails

Connections to Jackson Public Schools Volunteer Opportunities

Work Local in the Greater Milwaukee Region

The Greater Milwaukee Region offers the best of both worlds — big-city opportunity with a strong sense of community. From a dynamic job market and growing innovation economy to welcoming neighborhoods and easy access to Lake Michigan, this region is an ideal place to build both your career and your life.

Whether you’re drawn to Milwaukee’s vibrant downtown, the walkable communities of Waukesha County, or the charming towns across Ozaukee, Washington, Racine, Kenosha, or Walworth Counties, the Greater Milwaukee Region makes it easy to find your place and put down roots.

Find Your Next Job in the Greater Milwaukee Region

The Greater Milwaukee Region is home to a diverse and resilient economy, with opportunities across manufacturing, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, technology, financial services, education, and more. To help you explore what’s possible, we’ve pulled together tools and resources to guide your job search.

Getting started in the Greater Milwaukee Region is simple:


Submit your application to join the Work Local in the Greater Milwaukee Region program.


Use the Greater Milwaukee Region Job Guide and local resources to explore employers, industries, and communities that match your goals.


Once you’ve accepted a qualifying local job and secured housing anywhere in the seven-county region, you’re ready to move forward.


Join a welcoming network of residents, employers, and community partners who are excited to help you settle in and succeed.

Explore the communities that make up the Greater Milwaukee Region below.

Work locally and build real connections in the Greater Milwaukee Region. This program supports those looking for in-person work relocating to any of the region’s seven counties with incentives and local connections to help you feel at home.

Wells County offers the perfect blend of small-town comfort and big-picture potential. With a welcoming atmosphere, low cost of living, and strong community roots, it’s a place where you can build a meaningful life. From the charming Victorian architecture of downtown Bluffton to the natural beauty of Ouabache State Park and the Wabash River Greenway, Wells County is full of everyday adventures and authentic connections.

Explore the Perks of Life in Wells County, Indiana

Tucked into the heart of Northeast Indiana, Wells County blends small-town charm with forward-looking opportunity. Residents enjoy friendly neighborhoods, a low cost of living, and a strong sense of community pride. From the historic Victorian architecture of downtown Bluffton to the natural beauty of Ouabache State Park and the Wabash River Greenway, Wells County offers endless ways to connect, explore, and unwind. Add in vibrant local events, thriving small businesses, and easy access to nearby Fort Wayne, and you’ll see why so many choose to call this welcoming corner of Indiana home. To make your move even smoother, we’ve assembled a collection of benefits to help you settle in, get connected, and start thriving from day one:

 Jumpstart your move with $5,000 in direct financial support to help cover moving costs, rent, furnishings, or anything you need to make Wells County feel like home.

 Get a warm welcome with a locally curated merchandise bundle, featuring Wells County apparel, gear, and goodies that celebrate the area’s small-town pride and community spirit.

🏛 Wells County Chamber of Commerce Membership:

 Plug into the business and professional community with a free 1 year membership to the Wells County Chamber of Commerce. Great for networking, professional growth, and staying informed on local events and opportunities.

👩‍💼 Women in Leadership EmpowerHER Conference Ticket:

 Attend the annual EmpowerHER Conference, an inspiring and energizing event hosted by the Chamber. It’s a fantastic opportunity to connect with local women leaders, hear from dynamic speakers, and grow your network.

🍽️ 4 Quarterly Luncheon Passes with the Chamber of Commerce:

 Enjoy complimentary access to four Chamber luncheons throughout the year—ideal for meeting local business owners, civic leaders, and fellow newcomers while staying up to date on community happenings.

 Give your furry friend room to roam with a free membership to K-9 Kommons, Bluffton’s beloved dog park. It’s a great way for both pets and people to make new friends.

🏈 Southern Wells Community Schools All-Sports Pass (1 Year):

 Cheer on local student-athletes with a one-year all-access pass to Southern Wells Community Schools sporting events.

Show your new hometown pride with a second exclusive merch package from the Wells County Economic Development Corporation, including local swag and useful information about living, working, and thriving in the area.

💪 6-Month Membership to Bluffton Strength and Conditioning (2 Passes): 

Stay active and connected with two 6-month gym memberships at Bluffton Strength and Conditioning.

🏡 $500 Off Realtor Commission – Isaac Stoller, Steffen Group:

 Enjoy $500 off realtor commission when you work with Isaac Stoller through the Steffen Group (Must use Isaac and the Steffen Group to qualify.)

🗞️ 1-Year Subscription to The News-Banner:

 Stay in the loop with a free 1-year subscription to The News-Banner, Wells County’s trusted local newspaper, covering everything from school events to city council news.

🏠 5% Down Payment & Closing Cost Assistance – Hoosier Homes Plus:

 Eligible homebuyers can receive up to 5% in down payment and closing cost assistance through the Hoosier Homes Plus program, making homeownership in Wells County even more accessible and affordable.

Considering a move? Wells County, just 25 minutes south of Fort Wayne, combines rural charm with convenient urban access. Bluffton, the county seat, is a community-focused hub with scenic trails, the Ouabache State Park, and a lively downtown.

With top-rated schools, award-winning parks, and revitalized downtowns in both Bluffton and Ossian, Wells County is ideal for families and remote workers alike. Enjoy the tranquility of small-town life with easy access to big-city amenities and an international airport. Discover the best of both worlds in Wells County!

Wells County

Make Your Move to Wells County

Wells County Chamber of Commerce Memberhsip

Women in Leadership EmpowerHER Conference ticket

4 Quarterly Luncheon Passes with the Chamber of Commerce

Southern Wells Community Schools all-sports pass for 1 year

2 passes to Bluffton Strength and Conditioning for 6 months

$500 off commission from Realtor Isaac Stoller with Steffen Group (Must use Isaac and Steffen Group as realtor)

5% in down payment assistance and closing costs for eligible buyers through the Hoosier Homes Plus program 

Work Locally in Wells County & Get Rewarded!

Ready to start a new role and make Wells County your home? Take advantage of exclusive incentives that make it easy to settle in and connect with the community!

Wells County offers the best of both worlds—small-town charm just 25 minutes from Fort Wayne. With top-rated schools, award-winning parks, and vibrant downtowns in Bluffton and Ossian, it’s a growing community that still feels close-knit. Enjoy scenic trails, Ouabache State Park, and a river greenway that connects nature to downtown living.

Advanced Manufacturing & Skilled Trade – 

Wells County’s industrial base continues to expand, creating steady roles in machining, CNC, welding, fabrication, assembly, and maintenance. Plastics and industrial production facilities add additional opportunities in extrusion, logistics, and quality control. Local construction and skilled-trade companies offer hands-on work in carpentry, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and more with apprenticeship pathways for career advancement.

Bluffton Regional Medical Center anchors the local healthcare sector with careers in nursing, allied health, imaging, patient care, administrative support, and emergency services. Independent clinics, therapy practices, and behavioral-health providers hire for medical assistants, therapy aides, office support, and specialists. Senior-living communities provide ongoing openings for CNAs, caregivers, culinary staff, and activities support.

Logistics, Distribution & Transportation – 

Regional warehouses and distribution centers support roles in forklift operation, dispatching, inventory coordination, shipping/receiving, and CDL-A driving. Local logistics companies offer career tracks in routing, customer service, and supply-chain support.

As a core economic driver, Wells County’s farm and agribusiness sector employs workers in crop production, equipment operation, livestock care, hauling, grain handling, and seasonal support. Agronomy suppliers and processing facilities hire for plant operations, feed production, packaging, and quality assurance.

Public school districts, Bluffton-Harrison MSD, Northern Wells Community Schools, and Southern Wells Community Schools, provide opportunities in teaching, classroom support, coaching, food service, transportation, and building operations.

Government, Public Safety & Local Services – 

Wells County Government and the City of Bluffton offer careers in public works, administration, utilities, planning, clerical services, and parks. Law-enforcement and emergency-service employers hire across policing, EMS, fire, corrections, and dispatch roles.

Whether you’re launching your career, leveling up your skills, or stepping into something new, Wells County brings together strong opportunities and a supportive community ready to help you thrive.

 – Click "apply now" above to show your interest and tell us more about your background. 

 – Browse the job board below to explore career opportunities in Wells County. We’re especially seeking paramedics, engineers, and HVAC professionals!

Considering a move? Wells County, just 25 minutes south of Fort Wayne, combines rural charm with convenient urban access. Bluffton, the county seat, is a community-focused hub with scenic trails, the Ouabache State Park, and a lively downtown.

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