Grant County Economic Development Council

Plenty of Room To Grow

With over 60 crops grown in the region and a great logistics network, Grant County has been a leader in the agricultural industry and has a rapidly expanding base of food processing companies.

Where Business Can Really Take Off

Plentiful greenfield land, hanger space, and massive runways make Grant County ideal for aerospace business.

COVID-19 (Corona Virus)

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Allan Peterson to be the Eastern Washington International Trade Advisor

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You're Welcome In Grant County Washington.

Enjoy access to an international airport, a foreign trade zone, low electric rates, inexpensive land, a high speed fiber optic network, Interstate 90, the Burlington Northern Santa Fe mainline, and a highly trained workforce.

The Grant Count Public Utility District (PUD)

Delivering Reliable and Renewable Energy At One Of The Lowest Rates In America

GCPUD is a public electric utility serving over 46,000 customers throughout Grant County. The ability to maintain local leadership of power resources has allowed the county to grow and prosper. Our low-cost power allows the county to be a leading player in agricultural, technology, and advanced manufacturing industries. The Priest Rapids Project, comprised of Priest Rapids and Wanapum dams, has the capacity to produce 2,000 megawatts of renewable and reliable electricity.

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