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Kentucky city lures remote workers with cash and perks in bold population growth strategy A city in Kentucky is looking to bring in more people through monetary incentives for remote workers. Paducah is located along the Ohio River on the border with Illinois at the western tip of Kentucky. Paducah has a "remote worker incentive program" that it says is "geared towards remote workers looking to relocate" to the city. People that qualify for the relocation program can get a variery of financial incentives from Paducah. One of those is reimbursement of up to $2,500 worth of moving-related expenses such as a down payment, rental deposit, packing materials and moving trucks, according to a fact sheet. GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE BY CLICKING HERE Remote workers taking part in the program can also potentially get a 12-month waiver from the city of Paducah on its 2% payroll tax. The program also offers to pay $70 each month for a year for internet services, a necessary tool for remote workers. There is also a "quality of life package" that participants in the remote workers incentive program can potentially get. That package, worth roughly $1,150, helps eligible remote workers get "tickets/passes, training, memberships, and experiences from a variety of Paducah’s community partners," including museums, schools, co-working spaces and entertainment venues, according to the city’s website. Paducah, which is popular for the
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