West End Economic Devmnt Corporation

GRAND JUNCTION ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP The Grand Junction Economic Partnership is a private non-profit incorporated organization and the official economic development agency of the Grand Junction area. This partnership represents the cities of Grand Junction and Fruita, the Town of Palisade and Mesa County. The Grand Junction Economic Partnership is your first point of contact if you are looking to expand or relocate your company to the Grand Junction area. We provide the resources, information and services you need to make the right decision for your company. Our comprehensive list of services is available to you at no cost or obligation. One of the big values of GJEP is knowing who to contact and the processes to go through, whether it's the city, the county, or federal government agencies, says Fred Eggleston. With the Xcel project, there were irrigation districts and water districts that had to be contacted. Xcel has been here for years, but approving agencies are constantly evolving and changing. GJEP is like a knowledge reservoir and is aware of all that's changing. It's like a one-stop shop for information to get projects done ; it's a good first stop for sure, and many times it's the only stop.

Montrose Economic Development Council (MEDC) plays a pivotal role in fostering business growth and retention in Montrose County, Colorado. The organization supports local economic development through collaboration with a diverse range of partners, enhancing the community’s infrastructure and workforce capabilities. Recently, MEDC has announced significant developments, including the establishment of a new Amazon Last-Mile Facility, aimed at improving service for the Montrose area. Additionally, local businesses, such as the Italian Food Emporium, are joining initiatives like the Rural Jump-Start Program, further enriching the region's economic landscape. Generated from the website

Montezuma Land Conservancy (MLC) is a not-for-profit land trust based in Cortez, Colorado, established in 1998 to protect significant landscapes in Southwest Colorado. In addition to traditional land conservation efforts, MLC actively engages the community through various programs aimed at enhancing awareness and fostering a connection to the land. With a focus on conservation stewardship and cross-cultural initiatives, MLC strives to make the benefits of land conservation accessible to a diverse audience. Their efforts include volunteer opportunities and educational programs designed to inspire the next generation of land stewards. Generated from the website