History
Goshen County Economic Development Corporation is a nonprofit organization, created in 1987 to encourage business growth, create jobs, and build on local community assets. Goshen Economic Development enjoys strong support from local business and industry, city government, and the citizens of Goshen County, who were the first in Wyoming to approve a county sales tax for economic development.
The fundamental purpose of Goshen County Economic Development Corporation is to encourage job growth from primary employers that attract investment from outside the county to inject new dollars into the local economy. The success of existing businesses is a top priority for Goshen Economic Development.
Purpose

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COMMUNITY PROFILES
Goshen County in scenic southeast Wyoming features an array of close-knit communities with old-fashioned values and affordable living. Its wide-open spaces and supportive environment are conducive to growth, making it the perfect place to raise a family or pursue a new business venture.
In Goshen County, old-fashioned values still reign. There’s a strong work ethic and handshake deals still mean something here.
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INDUSTRIAL PARKS
Wyoming has been consistently ranked as one of the most business-friendly states in the nation due to fewer regulations and a great business tax structure. Southeast Wyoming's Goshen County features a favorable blend of additional business advantages, including low gas, utility, and labor costs, and convenient interstate and rail access.
Goshen County is the #1 agricultural producer in the state and has an optimal location for ag-related tech companies, the logistics industry, and manufacturers serving the Midwest and Rocky Mountain region. It’s also a welcoming place for entrepreneurs. Leaders and citizens alike champion local business development — county residents were the first in the state to approve a sales tax for economic development.
Whether you’re launching an innovative startup, introducing your product to new markets, or expanding your thriving business, we offer one of Wyoming’s leading industrial real estate values and a central location ideally suited to build your future.
PROGRESS PROGRAM
With the renewal of the optional quarter-cent sales tax for economic development in 2010, the GCEDC Board of Directors launched a new program to aid local businesses, communities, and organizations.
The goals of the Progress Program are to help businesses succeed by making their properties more attractive to their customers and to make communities more attractive to potential new businesses, employees, residents, and visitors.
Goshen Economic Development strives to maintain accountability and transparency of the use of the 1/4 cent economic development sales tax funds.
Since its inception, over $1.2M has been invested to assist 249 organizations, municipalities, and businesses.
CONTACT US
307.532.5162
110 W 22nd AVENUE TORRINGTON, WY 82240