Each member city of the Los Angeles County RMDZ has different incentives to attract business developments to its jurisdiction. More information about these incentives can be provided by the member jurisdictions. Please contact the Zone Administrator for assistance.
The Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) offers incentives, such as demographic, economic and real-estate information, as well as customized site searches to businesses throughout the county and most municipalities. In addition, the LAEDC was a major force in developing the first-ever consensus-built Strategic Plan for Economic Developmentin Los Angeles County. The plan highlights the County’s role as a leader in advancing environmental innovation, in applying new clean technologies and products to “green” its more established industries such as manufacturing and international trade, and in the creation of green jobs, especially in the areas of renewable energy generation, energy efficiency and green transportation. The plan also outlines a goal to reduce the waste stream to landfills by encouraging the use of locally-manufactured products that are recyclable, have long life cycles, and use less packaging.
The California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) can provide information regarding incentives and tax credits. The GO-Biz Business Investment Services Unit works with companies to expand their presence in California by streamlining the site selection process and offsetting the cost of doing business with the use of local, state and federal incentives. The GO-Biz Permit Assistance unit provides permit streamlining for business owners with local, state and federal permitting for major job creating projects.
