Economic Development Corporation

EDC BOARD MEETINGS

On the 4th Monday of each month at 6:00pm.

City Hall Council Chambers | 907 E. Houston St., Cleveland, TX

About the Board

The Cleveland Economic Development Corporation is a critical component that drives economic growth in our city by promoting the development of commercial, industrial and manufacturing enterprises and facilitating an improved quality of life.

Agendas & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
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Financial Reports

Most recent adopted budget is located under Your Government - Finance.

EDC Building Information Request Form

Looking for more information about Cleveland for EDC purposes, fill out the EDC Building Information Request Form. It will provide us with the information you are looking for so that we can get back with you with pertinent data.

Boardmembers
Brent McWaters	Board President
Kelly Jenkel - Axton	Vice President
Michele Wyatt	Treasurer
Marilyn Clay
Patrick Casarez
Scott Lambert
Durlene Davis
Angela Smith	City Secretary

Market Analysis of Growth Driven Opportunities & Development Potential

The purpose of the Market Analysis of Growth Driven Opportunities is to assess development potential for the City of Cleveland, Texas. This study combines several primary and secondary research methods used to support the conclusions and recommendations presented throughout. The results of this study should provide the basis for an actionable growth management plan designed to address current and future needs of development in the City of Cleveland. Read a copy of the Market Analysis of Growth Driven Opportunities and Development Potential (PDF) (May 2010).

Cleveland ETJ Study

The City of Cleveland has recognized the need to expand its Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) and to plan for other growth and development within the ETJ. The city understands that sound planning is mandatory if it expects to attract new businesses, jobs, and residential development. Accordingly, the Cleveland Economic Development Corporation retained Montgomery & Associates, Inc. in June 2009 to perform an ETJ planning study. Read a copy of the Cleveland ETJ Study (PDF).