Thank you for your interest in learning more about the many opportunities available to your business or development initiative here in Wyoming County. On the following pages you will find a wealth of information about Wyoming County and what it has to offer your business. Our goal is to make our hometown in the mountains of Southern West Virginia your hometown.
Low cost of commercial structures for both sale and lease located within 500 miles of 60% of US population..
State resources available to help with business development based on number of jobs and amount of investment.
New highway being built in Wyoming County that will connect to I-64 and I-77. We also have two regional airports located nearby.
A proactive EDA that will work with you to bring all of these resources together to ensure the highest possible return on your investment.
Business development in ARC designated counties. For more information, visit the ARC map.
A proactive EDA that will work with you to bring all of these resources together to ensure the highest possible return on your investment. For more information, visit the Opportunity Zone.
Federal acquisition priority is given to businesses located in HUBZone. For more information, visit the HUBZone.
The Wyoming County EDA has been working together with surrounding counties’ business needs since 2001. The Wyoming County EDA has lent over $11 million to our friends across the state.
During the economic slowdown and resulting credit crunch, the Wyoming County EDA recognized a need to fill the lending gap throughout West Virginia. Without access to lower cost capital even successful businesses are at risk. So, the Wyoming County EDA has expanded their lending programs to include all West Virginia businesses.In addition to a lot of sound reasons to consider moving your business to Wyoming County, there are also many quality of life reasons to want to live in Wyoming County. To name just a few, Wyoming County has top rated schools, hunting and fishing right outside your front door, beautiful mountains and streams, and a friendly small town America feel that most people can only dream about.
Map markers are for presentation purposes only and may not be geographically accurate.
So far, we have helped secure 67 loans in 22 counties totaling $1,435,500 to businesses through the Appalachian Regional Commission COVID-19 Emergency Relief Loan Fund Effort.
Find out what’s going on in Wyoming County. You can see this post and more over on our events page.
This exciting opportunity offers you a chance to create meaningful change in our local area while gaining valuable experience in community development.
On October 5th, the Wyoming County EDA hosted its annual Bingo fundraiser at Pineville Elementary School, bringing together community members for a night of fun and philanthropy.
We love giving recognition to our businesses and locals that shine here in Wyoming County! Check out the latest from our blog.
*For weather or emergency related delays or closings, our office follows the schedule of the Wyoming County Courthouse.
