The Logan County Economic Development Corporation (LCEDC) is a not-for-profit corporation whose activities involving the promotion of Logan County are strongly endorsed by both public and private entities. The LCEDC has filed application with the IRS for 501(c) (3) status. The final determination of the application is still pending. There are 12 members of the Board of Directors representing various business sectors and communities. The Board of Directors includes two City of Sterling City Council Members and one Logan County Commissioner. Additionally, an Advisory Board of twenty individuals who represent private business in Logan County also provides oversight and advice to LCEDC. The LCEDC Board believes in balancing the expansion of existing businesses with growth from new businesses.
What We Do
- Retention & expansion of existing businesses accounts for more than 70% of economic growth in communities. By working with local businesses to improve the business climate, jobs can be saved and new jobs created through expansion. This paves the way for recruitment of new businesses to the community.
- Recruitment of new industry targets businesses that complement and diversify Logan County's existing economic base.
- Infrastructure Development helps make Logan County a more attractive place to live and do business. Infrastructure improvements, such as enhanced telecommunications, are important to the future growth of Logan County.
LCEDC will serve as your point of contact in any efforts to expand or relocate your business to Logan County. We can assist in tapping multiple sources of financing, local and state incentive packages, and obtaining state and federal grants, where applicable. The LCEDC also assists in facilitating between the local governmental bodies and relocation logistics. Contact us if we can assist you.