Services To Benefit
EDC Business Members

Business members of the Clay County Economic Development Council have access to a large range of free services: business brokerage, business plan creation, financial status evaluation and more.

Available immediately on this website, you can also learn more about:

• Fixed-rate, low-interest, long-term loans.

• Community organizations involved in economic development.

• Regional databases on buildings and sites as well as regional analytics.

• Greater Kansas City business support services resources.

• EDC regional contacts for business services, assistance and other resources.

If you can't find what you are looking for, email info@clayedc.com or call (816) 468-4989.

Clay County, Missouri:

Where quality is developing by design.

For businesses looking at Clay County opportunities and those already here, the Clay County Economic Council is the best source of information for site selection and business assistance in the Kansas City Northland of Clay County, Missouri.

From small business loans to business services, the EDC and its members constantly seek to make Clay County a better place to live and do business. Collaborating with other area organizations, the EDC also promotes activities to enhance local quality of life and support other organizations in these efforts.

Clay County is among the fastest growing region's in Missouri with a diverse business and quality of life environment. Learn how you can join this success.

News & Updates

Small Businesses Services Earn Attention
One of the EDC's best-kept secrets may be its outstanding range of small business services available for low or no cost to members.

Strategic Planning Focus on Education April 25
Workforce changes were discussed at the initial Strategic Planning meeting in March. For April, the series turns to education.

EDC Joins Groundbreaking Ceremony
Representatives of the EDC helped break ground for a major new development along Highway 169.

Family Creates Small Business Saga – Tasty Thai has been a big part of the Northland and the EDC for near two decades. The entrepreneurial story is entering a new phase.