For more than a decade, the Pottawatomie County Economic Development Corporation has been helping local entrepreneurs turn business ideas into reality—and in August, that effort reached a significant milestone. For the first time in its history, PCEDC’s revolving loan fund surpassed $1 million in active...
PCEDC will host candidate forums this fall, in preparation for the General Election taking place on Tuesday, November 3rd. The forums will take place in Westmoreland and Onaga on September 21st and 23rd, respectively.
Ground has officially been broken on the North Ridge Apartments Expansion, a project that will add 48 new housing units in two new buildings, including units earmarked for senior housing.
In partnership with the Greater Manhattan Economic Partnership (GMEP), available Pottawatomie County and Manhattan, KS area sites and buildings are listed on the LocationOne (LOIS) database system. LocationOne Information Systems is an online economic development, GIS-enhanced, site selection engine that provides site and building information in real time. Our access to LOIS’ services is made possible by the Kansas Department of Commerce and the Kansas Economic Development Alliance.
This property offers excellent highway visibility and access, making it ideal for industrial, commercial, or mixed-use development. An additional 150 acres of adjacent land—under the same ownership—can be made available, providing expansion opportunities up to 200 contiguous acres.
List it on LOIS for free and it will be included in our featured properties on our website.
View performance indicators such as our Net Promoter Score, the number of Advance Pottawatomie investors, workforce development programs connecting students with local employers, and the total amount of active loan funding supporting business growth.
Since 1991, the Pottawatomie County Economic Development Corporation (PCEDC) has brought public and private partners together to advance economic prosperity across our county. As a Kansas-recognized 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization, PCEDC is guided by a 15-member board representing business and community interests throughout the county and region. Board members are appointed by the board of county commissioners on a revolving basis; 2 from each of the five commission district, 3 at-large and 1 permanent position reserved to Evergy , the largest payer of property tax in the county.
Our work is supported by county funding, strengthened by private-sector investment, and driven by strategic partnerships that create opportunities for businesses, communities, and residents to thrive.
