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215 W. Buffalo Street
Suite 337, Carbon Building, Rawlins Wyoming 82301
307-324-3836
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Welcome to the Carbon County Economic Development Corporation (CCEDC) and Carbon County Wyoming. In addition to supporting our mission of developing economic opportunities in Carbon County that will build stable communities for future generations, our website is designed to be a major link of information to other organizations and services throughout the county.

 

OPPORTUNITY is knocking in Carbon County! The CCEDC is committed to assisting any new or existing business in finding opportunities of prosperity, and will partner with individuals, businesses, and governments -- locally and throughout the region -- to build capacity of the entrepreneurial spirit. Please have a look through our website for information about Carbon County and the State of Wyoming. If you have any questions about how the CCEDC can help you find OPPORTUNITY in Carbon County Wyoming, please call 307-324-3836, or use the contact reply form on this website.

 

Mark S. Ducker

Executive Director

 
EDC acquires Mercantile Store building

Carbon County EDC acquires Mercantile Store building 

The Carbon County Economic Development Corporation (CCEDC) closed on the purchase of a building in downtown Rawlins that is home to a community-owned clothing store, the Carbon Mercantile Corporation.  A Community Development Block Grant of $295,000 from the Wyoming Business Council to Carbon County made the purchase possible, and the County Commissioners designated CCEDC to take title to the property.  The CCEDC began leasing the building to Carbon Mercantile on March 1, 2007, and revenue from the monthly lease and the eventual sale of the property to the Carbon Mercantile will support the CCEDC's commitment to community and economic development throughout Carbon County.  Partners that made this project possible include the CCEDC, Carbon County Commissioners, Rawlins Daily Times, Rawlins Main Street, Wyoming Business Council, and the Wyoming Community Foundation.