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Mt. Sterling-Montgomery County Economic Development is the economic development organization (EDO) dedicated to boosting economic growth, industry expansion, and business attraction in north-central Kentucky. In Mt. Sterling and surrounding Montgomery County, it serves as the primary point of contact for business owners and entrepreneurs looking to expand or begin operations.
Mt. Sterling-Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce works closely with its partner EDO, supporting businesses every step of the way while improving quality of life via long-term regional success.
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Mt. Sterling-Montgomery County Economic Development is the organization providing expertise, assistance, connections, and resources to existing and prospective businesses in the region. For example, business owners might reach out with questions about workforce data, available sites and land, or tax incentives. Mt. Sterling-Montgomery Economic Development is here to make doing business in the area as seamless as possible.
The Chamber of Commerce is both similar to and distinct from its economic development counterpart organization. While there is significant overlap in the two organizations’ goals and duties, the Chamber represents the combined interests of its local members, promotes tourism, and spreads the word about what it’s like to live in the area, among other things.
Mt. Sterling-Montgomery County Economic Development and the Chamber of Commerce are located at 124 North Maysville St., Mt. Sterling, KY 40353. Reach us both at 859-498-5343 or contact@mtsterlingchamber.com. Visit our site for more contact information.
Regional business developments, information, and articles will be regularly posted to our website’s News Center. You can also stay in the know by signing up for our free e-newsletter here. The Chamber also always maintains dates and details about notable events here.
Combining scenic beauty, historic roots, and palpable momentum for the future, Mt. Sterling and Montgomery County are fantastic places to call home. Communities are tight-knit and welcoming, while also adapting to new industries and economic opportunities. Residents love the combination of small-town charm, modern amenities, and easy access to major Midwest and Southern metroplexes.