Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission notice
Public notice published by the Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission located at 12 East Church Street Winchester Hall Frederick Maryland 21701 includes contact numbers 301 694 1672 or 248 2296 for inquiries and TDD access 301 694 1672.
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Donald R. Date
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A Rewarding Place to Live and Work in Frederick County
Frederick County boasts a diversified economy with hundreds of firms employing over 50,000 workers. The county highlights tax revenue, jobs, and community support from employers and pledges to welcome new businesses that create viable local jobs and shape a positive future. Board of County Commissioners led by Ronald L. Sundergill and other members commit to growth and community prosperity.
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The Right Place For Business Frederick County Growth
Frederick County ranks among the nation's fastest growing business centers per Wall Street Journal as the 11th fastest in U S small business job growth. The county touts easy highway access, large urban market reach, multiple airports, low commuter gridlock, affordable space, relocation from Montgomery County, fiber technology by 1993, skilled workforce, and high livability driving orderly growth and preserved lifestyle.
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Get Acquainted With Your ECDC
The Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission assists local businesses by offering programs and partnerships to boost productivity and expansion. Visit Winchester Hall at 12 East Church Street, Frederick, or call 694-1058 for details on services, guides, loan programs and tech consortia.
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Frederick County Labor Force and Local Growth Trends
Frederick County's labor force is 80 833 with 50 734 employed locally and about one third commuting. Commuters from Montgomery and Washington counties as well as Pennsylvania and West Virginia widen the pool as local jobs rise. High education levels and a median household income over 41 000 accompany growth in services, trade, and high tech fields anchored by Fort Detrick NCI and NIH proximity.
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Frederick County Private Employers Grow Rapidly
Private employers in Frederick County have risen from under 1,920 a decade ago to over 3,610, an 88 percent gain. Investments by new and expanding firms exceed $600 million in five years, creating about 9,000 new jobs. Employment climbs 67 percent since 1980 with an average of 1,800 new positions annually since 1983.
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