Pacific County
Economic Development Council
PO Box 4, South Bend, Washington 98577
360-875-9330 or 360-642-9330
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BUSINESS RESOURCE LINKS
Located in the Southwest corner of Washington State, Pacific County has many attractions. This site provides information about the services, history and structure of the Pacific County Government.
Grant Opportunities - Federal
Check out this site. Great link to federal grants.
Your link to Senator Murray's grant
Grantseekers can identify programs that might support their projects and can learn the program's objectives, requirements, application procedures and contracts.
Some States require Federal grants applications to submit a copy of their application for State government level review and comment. The State offices listed here coordinate government (both Federal and State) grants development and may provide guidance to grantseekers.
The Federal Register, printed each business day, publishes updates and notices affecting Federal assistance programs. Scroll down to check current year; scroll down further to enter Catalog program number, or subject/keyword "AND CFDA" in search terms box.
Grant Opportunities - Other
Many are "Formula grants" made available to States and local governments, which in turn award grants to grassroots and local organizations.
Gateway to information about private funding sources, the grantseeking process, guidelines on writing a grant proposal, and links to other useful Internet Web sites.
Click on "Tools for Businesses" and select "I" for incentives. This site has the current tax and incentives for businesses looking to relocate to Washington State.
The State's site to view statistics on each county and available listings of industrial/commercial properties
Site provides the necessary information and forms for state licensing.
The Washington State Rural Development Council and GrantStation Insider provides you with an up-to-date newsletter concerning industry news, conferences and training, funding opportunities.
"One Stop" Business Information and Referral website. Excellent site for site selectors or businesses! Contains county demographics, land and building listings, business resources and much more!
SBA - All the information you need for your business including small business loan assistance and start-up planning.
Protect the safety and health of Washington's workers.
SCORE - Counseling services for America's Small Business.
Includes contracting with the federal government, international trade and exporting, and small business.
Job seekers and employers are able to find assistance with their employment questions.
Assistance for your environmental permits. A primary resource to obtain contacts, applications, key information, and direct project coordination concerning local, state, and federal environmental permits and regulations.
Washington Manufacturing Services offers a range of events of interest to the state's manufacturing community.
Serving Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties. Offers on-site, off-site and distance learning. Two year degrees offered.
Distance education offering Four Year degrees. Click on Distance Learning.
Financial Institutions
Community financial services for Southwest Washington.
Supporting businesses, organizations, and individual interested in building a strong economy and a healthy environment.
P.U.D. #2. Find links to many local businesses and services here.
Telephone, Television, Internet, Long Distance
Newspapers
Hospitals
Located in South Bend, Washington.
Located in Ilwaco, Washington
Ocean Park Area Chamber of Commerce
The heart of the Long Beach Peninsula.
Come see all the fun things to do and see on the Peninsula.
Site representing the north Pacific County area. Visit the Oyster Capital of the World.
This site offers an abundance of information with an objective to enhance the ecological and economical health of the coastal region. The CRSC strives to connect elements of physical and biological research with an information center that is accessible to the public.
Provides leadership and technical guidance regarding natural resources in Pacific County.
Report from the WA Department of Health
The findings remain mixed. As with the last set of results, some beaches show a decline in domoic acid levels while other show an increase. Again, we see this as very similar to patterns we have seen in previous domoic acid events. As the clams slowly lose the domoic acid held in their tissue, the levels tend to bounce around. It is a waiting game. Samples will continue to be collected about every two weeks. The next sample will be collected during the third week of January.