About the EDC

OUR MISSION

The Carroll County Economic Development Corporation will be a pro-active leader in a unified pursuit to provide a dynamic and prosperous economy for the citizens and employers of Carroll County.

OUR STORY

Carroll County offers a great quality of life for its residents and the businesses operating there. It sits among rich and fertile farmland accentuated by streams and river valleys. Small, family oriented communities with a strong work ethic form the backbone of the county. A variety of historic homes enhance the culture, beauty, and history of the area. The low cost of living and reasonably priced housing makes Carroll Country an attractive location to live and work. A multitude of recreational opportunities abound, including boating, fishing, swimming, canoeing, water skiing, horseback riding, and hiking.

A rich resource for entrepreneurs considering sites for new enterprise, as well as, for existing business owners exploring relocation or expansion, the CCEDC is ready to serve. For more information about starting, expanding, or relocating your business in Carroll County, Indiana, contact the Carroll County Economic Development Corporation at 765-564-2060.

OUR OFFICE

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The office is located in the Carroll White REMC building within the new Hoosier Heartland Industrial Park.

You may contact us at 765-564-2060.

Mailing Address
P.O. BOX 83
Delphi, IN 46923.

Office:
241 Heartland Drive
Delphi, IN 46923

Phone: 765-564-2060
Fax: 765-564-2207

OUR STAFF

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Executive Director, Jacob "Jake" Adams
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Communications Manager, Shannon Telfer
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OUR HOURS

8:00-4:30, Monday through Friday.

OUR LOCATION

Testimonials

“Adams Mill, the Wabash and Erie Canal, the Flora Depot . . . The EDC is actively building a portfolio of historical and cultural treasures that are drawing in people from outside of Carroll County.”
—Dennis Kern | Volunteer | Burlington American House Stagecoach Inn & Museum

The CCEDC:
Secured multiple site-restoration grants from the EDC and other sources.
“Business development is inherently complex, especially when it comes to legal issues or the need for expert consultants. If we want companies to locate or grow here, the EDC is a necessity. No other entity is in a position to assist or be as effective with these complexities.”
—Randy W. Price | CEO | Carroll White REMC

The CCEDC:
Secured the REMC’s new Hoosier Heartland Industrial Park site • Directed Steller Development Project money into the REMC’s old, vacant sites, one of which was turned into a new housing complex.
“We’ve done the research, and we know how important it is that Carroll County continues to grow. The EDC is crucial in that endeavor, by marketing the schools, securing resources for quality-of-life amenities and incentivizing business to locate and stay here.”
—Josh Plue | Carroll County Council President

The CCEDC:
Most recently, brokered a deal to bring a new $300+ million plastics recycling operation to the Flora–Camden area • Will be integral to the county’s new Grow ’22 Initiative
“The activity in the county is like nothing I’ve seen, including the real estate. But I’m an ag guy. I’ve never leased a business property like we’re doing now. The Carroll County EDC has been absolutely vital to our success.”
—Jeff Wise | Owner | Constant Contact Properties LLC

The CCEDC:
Has provided ongoing promotional and advertising support to attract business-space tenants.
“If Carroll County is going to grow and thrive, we have to create opportunities here for our future workforce—the youth in our schools right now—by integrating and adapting our education to what businesses need. We can develop this modern workforce in partnership with the EDC because they know where the broader economy, where industry, is headed.”
—Greg Briles | Superintendent Delphi Community School Corporation

The CCEDC:
Granted $5000 toward a school corporation marketing plan • Supports Advanced Manufacturing Week, connecting the school to the electricians’ and carpenters’ guilds • Is playing a key role in the development of a new Innovation Center for students.

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