We aim to foster an innovative and resilient economy for North Central Washington’s Businesses, Workers, and Families. Here's just a small sampling of the many current and previous projects the NCWEDD has worked on over the last few years.
Link to Power Point: Affordable Housing and Land in NCW Opportunity Zones – Obsidian Investment Partners Introducing Opportunity Zones, including how they work, and how
The Community Economic Revitalization Board today approved a $2,250,000 low interest loan and a $750,000 grant for economic development and public infrastructure development targeting business
Promoting tourism through out NCW in a joint partnership between the Cascade Loop Scenic Highway and the North Central Washington Economic Development District (NCWEDD).
We have partnered with eImpact to bring our region the NCW Data Recovery Dashboard. The dashboard provides real time data with a focus on our
The North Central Washington Economic Development District (NCWEDD) is proud to present, “Supernova”, a business launch competition that will identify and support new and growing
PLUG-IN NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON Plug-In North Central Washington (PINCW) is devoted to establishing the region as a catalyst and center for development, demonstrations and deployment
NCWEDD is partnering with LocalTel to provide access to high-speed internet service for residents and businesses located up Entiat River Road, Entiat, Wa, from mile
NCWEDD Small Business Analysis NCWEDD- Inclusive Clusters On behalf of the New Growth Innovation Network (NGIN), through support from the EconomicDevelopment Administration’s Research and National
The North Central Washington Economic Development District (NCWEDD) has partnered with Retail Strategies and awarded eight communities with a scholarship provided by funding from the
OROVILLE INDUSTRIAL CORE ROADWAY The Oroville Industrial Core Roadway Construction Project consists of constructing approximately 1400 feet of new city street, in accordance with the City of Oroville development
LINK TO 2022 Regional Priority Project Ranking The NCWEDD Regional Priority Projects Committee invites you to submit current projects to be ranked for the 2022 year.
PO Box 4107 (Location: 15 Palouse Street)
Wenatchee, WA 98807
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