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Why St George??
A highly productive,
dependable work force with diverse skills and cultural backgrounds,
is one reason why the business climate is great in Washington
County.
The greater St. George, Utah area features a
mild, snow-free climate; fiber optic communications; interstate
transportation; proactive, business-friendly government; and a state
college, all in a recreational paradise offering some of the most
beautiful scenery in the world. Washington County's population
is over 140,000 and growing with nearly 1,000 new residents
each month.
Lifestyle, lower cost of living and
doing business, infrastructure, work force and climate put all the
elements in place for a resilient economic future for existing and
new business in the St. George area. Washington County has
enjoyed a very diverse, ever growing, and robust economy since the
mid 1960's.
The Washington County, Utah Economic Development Council is
an active participant in support of value-added businesses.
The county continues to see increases in employment from
manufacturers, back offices, centers, distribution facilities and high-tech
companies expanding or relocating to the area. The Washington County
Economic Development Council, a partnership between the private and public
sectors, is positioned to lead the charge for a stronger, more
diversified local economy.
"Development must
be consistent with the stewardship we have over the natural and
scenic beauty that is an inherent part of our environment."
“We must maintain our traditional quality of
life which consists of quiet and safe neighborhoods, support and
cultivation of the arts and culture. “
“ We encourage a diverse
mix of growth that will
provide high quality career opportunities of our citizens, and their
children and that will increase wages and income enabling our
citizens to improve their standard of living.”
Scott Hirschi, Director,
Washington County Economic Development Council.
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