EDD Success Stories

Amid widespread business shutdowns, several local businesses turned to the Summit Biz Rebuild program for help in keeping their business afloat and successful. The program was run through the Summit Prosperity Initiative, a project of the Summit Chamber of Commerce. The program utilized the Co.starters curriculum, which uses a community-based approach to economic development. It

Nate Walowitz, NWCCOG Regional Broadband Director, receives recognition for going above and beyond during wildfires / Basalt Vista Workforce Housing helps local families live in the community in which they work

Energize Colorado Gap Fund Grants / Snowmass Condominium Building to be 100% Powered by Renewable Energy / Town of Breckenridge Opens Applications for Business Rent Relief

Congratulations to Winter Park for receiving the Downtown Excellence awards from the Governor’s Office! The Town of Winter Park’s Hideaway Station includes the town’s first affordable housing development and only grocery store. The Town’s efforts to revitalize downtown and create more accessible housing for the local workforce hone right in on two major themes that

Outside Magazine’s November 7th edition highlighted “100 Best Places to Work in 2017” noting, “from unlimited vacation time to powder days, these are places that know how to treat their employees.” Sound familiar? The type of company highlighted should. They practice values-based organizational culture that fits out NWCCOG region perfectly. They heavily leverage local lifestyle

Silverthorne is willing to put money down on a new optometry office, a local moving company’s efforts to expand, outdoor improvements at a veterinary clinic and renovations to a relatively new restaurant. The Silverthorne Town Council has awarded four local businesses, including Blue River Vision, Peak to Peak Movers, Silverthorne Veterinary Hospital and The Argentos

Congratulations to Winter Park for receiving the Downtown Excellence awards from the Governor’s Office! The Town of Winter Park’s Hideaway Station includes the town’s first affordable housing development and only grocery store. The Town’s efforts to revitalize downtown and create more accessible housing for the local workforce hone right in on two major themes that