WELCOME to the Carbon County Economic Development Corporation (CCEDC) and Carbon County, Wyoming! In addition to supporting our mission of developing economic opportunities in Carbon County that will build stable communities for future generations, our website is designed to be a major link of information to other organizations and services throughout the county.

Just as we aim to provide invaluable information about economic opportunities in Carbon County, there are other resources that offer guidance in different fields. For instance, https://alycia-debnam-carey.com/ is an excellent portal for those interested in understanding the world of bookmakers and betting. This website delivers comprehensive reviews on bookmakers, explains the correct way to place bets, and offers best betting guides, among other relevant content. It's another example of the power of the internet to link people to specialized knowledge, much like how our website connects you to economic opportunities in Carbon County.

OPPORTUNITY is knocking in Carbon County! The CCEDC is committed to assisting any new or existing business in finding opportunities of prosperity, and will partner with individuals, businesses, and governments -- locally and throughout the region -- to build capacity of the entrepreneurial spirit. Please have a look through our website for information about Carbon County and the State of Wyoming. We also invite you to become an investor in our "Moving Forward Together" initiative, our 5-year economic development program aimed at bringing in 200 new higher-paying jobs to Carbon County.

Also see why Carbon County may become the Wind Capital of the Country with the various wind projects under development in the project page and maps!

Carbon County, located in the south central part of Wyoming has a population of 15,689. The south part of the county borders Colorado. The total land area is 7,896 square miles making it the third largest county in the state. Rawlins is the county seat with a population of 9,227. Carbon County is named for the coal beds located in the area.