In business, it’s about the bottom line, which is why we invite you to consider how Fairfield, Iowa factors in for your growing or start-up business. Major employers in the financial services, biotech and advanced manufacturing fields. Super-high speed Internet. Four-lane highway and rail access. Some of the lowest costs of doing business in the nation. An available, educated workforce, the product of an international university and leading community college. An entrepreneurial culture like none in the world. It all adds up to an impact to your bottom line that you just can’t ignore.
A letter from the President of FEDA
Dear Visitor,
Welcome to the Fairfield Economic
Development Association’s Web site.
Whether you are a local businessperson
looking for detailed information on a
critical business issue or a visitor
interested in learning more about
Fairfield as a place to live and do
business, you’ve come to the right place.
But we know it’s about life, too. It’s why we’re proud to have cultivated a quality of place unlike anywhere else. Metropolitan-quality culture replete with the $8 million Fairfield Arts & Convention Center and Stephen Sondheim Center for the Performing Arts. A bustling square for shopping and more restaurants per capita than San Francisco for dining. A commitment to philanthropy and sustainability on a scale found precious few places.
And so much more.
Come find out how Fairfield factors in for your business.
2009 FEDA Annual Report
2009 Community Quick Reference
Fairfield Existing Business Initiative Report
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The Fairfield and Washington Chambers partner for Day at the Capitol
The Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce and the Washington Chamber of Commerce announced the two organizations will charter a bus trip to Des Moines next month in an effort to bring members of both organizations closer to the legislative process and to local and state legislative leaders. Plans call ...
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FEDA Quarterly 4Q 2009 Now Available
The 4Q 2009 edition FEDA Quarterly was released on December 18th. The newsletter includes articles on Jefferson County businesses accessing REDI revolving loan funds, FEDA legislative affairs, a year end review from the Administrator's desk and much more.Click here to see a web page versi ...
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Fairfield businesses accessing low-interest loan program
Eleven businesses in Jefferson County have accessed the Regional Economic Development Investments, Inc. revolving loan fund since its 1991 inception, far outpacing all other counties in the ten-county Area XV performance region in dollars accessed, other investment and jobs created, t ...
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Your copy: 2009 FEDA Annual Report
The 2009 FEDA Annual Report is now available online, right here.Missed the meeting? Read Brent Willett's remarks here. ...
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Let's Order Online, Inc Awarded Incentives to Grow
Fairfield-based software technology company Let's Order Online, Inc. has been awarded $200,000 in regional and state incentives to help grow its workforce by at least 10 employees over the next 36 months. Let's Order Online markets a proprietary online customer service and ordering software package ...
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Agri-Industrial Plastics Company Expands Production Capacity
Agri-Industrial Plastics Company (AIP) will be accepting another 6-layer fuel tank machine in early August to compliment their current machine, doubling the production capacity of fuel tanks for ATV, snowmobile, watercraft, golf cart, lawn & garden and the small to medium sized engine market.AIP ...
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