Cumberland Economic Devmnt CRP

Tri-County Council of Western Maryland is a regional economic development organization representing Allegany, Garrett, and Washington counties in Western Maryland. The Council is governed by a Board of Directors, which includes representatives from both the public and private sectors. In 1971, the Appalachian Regional Commission designated the Tri-County Council of Western Maryland as a Local Development District. The next year, the Economic Development Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce made Tri-County Council an Economic Development District. For over 30 years, we have been successfully utilizing state and federal resources and programs to carry out an annual investment strategy across the region. This Web site is designed to provide current information on how the Tri-County Council can assist with business development and expansion efforts in the Western Maryland area as well as updates on our current initiatives, and commonly requested applications and forms that can be downloaded directly from the site.

Downtown Bedford Inc. (DBI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to revitalizing Historic Bedford as a vibrant retail community and service center, fostering economic prosperity for the downtown area. As a nationally accredited Main Street Program, DBI works to promote local events, unique dining options, and diverse shopping experiences that highlight the talent and passion of the community. With a variety of events such as the annual Ice Festival and Farmers Market, Bedford continues to invite both residents and visitors to immerse themselves in its rich history and welcoming atmosphere. The organization also provides resources for those looking to make Bedford their home, connecting them with local services and real estate opportunities. Generated from the website

The Bedford County Development Association (BCDA) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Bedford County through strategic economic development initiatives. With a mission that emphasizes industry growth and heritage preservation, the BCDA works collaboratively with local organizations and government to foster commercial and industrial development in the region. The association serves as a primary resource for businesses looking to expand or relocate in Bedford County, having successfully secured over $30 million in grants and loans to support job creation. By coordinating efforts among various stakeholders, the BCDA aims to promote a thriving economic environment for existing and new employers alike. Generated from the website