The proposed RMDZ administrative department CCEDD provides free and confidential direct business assistance to businesses interested in locating or expanding in Calaveras County. Additionally, CCEDD staff work to attract businesses and promote job growth and stability. A list of incentives can be located at this following link: https://econdev.calaverasgov.us/incentives

Organic materials such as wood waste and pine needles, glass, paper, metals from landfills for use in the manufacture of recycled content products.

Calaveras County is uniquely positioned and has the characteristics to ensure regions are represented that have high potential to target existing manufacturing businesses to include more recovered materials and/ or to assist them in staying viable; and have high potential to target new businesses that can be quickly established to use regionally available commodities, thus allowing Calaveras County to provide a robust RMDZ business environment.

Calaveras County is situated in the central Sierra, bordered by Tuolumne County to the south, San Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties to the west, Amador County to the North and Alpine County to the east. Calaveras Counties unique position is also serviced by four state highways, 4, 12, 26 and 49.

For further local RMDZ information, see https://econdev.calaverasgov.us

Kathryn "Kathy" Gallino