Businesses here miss out on a lot.

Like traffic, red tape, and high costs.

Thank you for visiting the Business & Economic Development section of our website. We hope you will learn what other companies have discovered about San Angelo, Texas - it is one of their most profitable locations. With quality of life that attracts and retains employees, a competitive wage structure, higher educational attainment and enrollment, and a cost of living 12% below the national average; San Angelo provides a preferred location for your company.

San Angelo’s public and private sectors work together to help create an atmosphere for new job creation. The Economic Development Division of the Chamber of Commerce provides assistance for site location services and referrals:

• Site & Building Searches
• Labor Market Analysis
• Small Business Assistance Referrals
• Development of Incentive Packages
• Employee Recruitment & Training Programs
• Construction Permitting Assistance

For more information on business resources, visit www.visitsanangelo.org. The website will help you navigate through the business process by offering our resources and assistance whether you are an already existing, relocating, or prospective business.

The Chamber's Economic Development Council meets on a regular basis to discuss strategy for business location services. Financial support for economic development promotion is a joint effort in San Angelo between City Council, City of San Angelo Development Corporation, Tom Green County Commissioners, and the Chamber's Cornerstone Investors.

The City of San Angelo Development Corporation (COSADC) recently engaged AngelouEconomics to assist the in developing a strategic plan that will guide San Angelo's economic development efforts over the next 5 years. For information on the strategic plan, click here.

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For more information, contact Michael Looney, VP Marketing & Recruitment, toll free at (877) 655-4136 or michael@sanangelo.org.

 

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