Wyoming Economic Development Association

Wyoming Economic Development Association WEDA represents 200 economic development members and organizations around Wyoming, as a non-profit professional association.

Established in 1985, WEDA in a non-profit 501 (c) 6 professional association representing nearly 200 economic development members and organizations, in addition to over 5000 affiliate members, who support economic development through their local economic development groups. WEDA is the only association of its kind in Wyoming. We support our members with the necessary tools used to create, retain a

nd expand jobs, attract businesses, and develop a skilled workforce. WEDA offers professional development scholarships, training conferences, newsletters and publications, a reference library, list-serve and networking opportunities, a website, and lobbying efforts.

In a recent executive order, Governor Gordon called on Wyoming to build “Data Centers the Wyoming Way.” Read what this m...
06/17/2026

In a recent executive order, Governor Gordon called on Wyoming to build “Data Centers the Wyoming Way.” Read what this means and how it protects the best interests of residents. https://rebrand.ly/2vd0qdx

Congratulations to Chad Banks, recipient of the Linda Hewitt Memorial Community Economic Development Award. Banks is the...
06/16/2026

Congratulations to Chad Banks, recipient of the Linda Hewitt Memorial Community Economic Development Award. Banks is the Executive Director of the Rock Springs Main Street Urban Renewal Agency. He is committed, collaborative, and relentlessly dedicated to strengthening Wyoming’s communities. His leadership has transformed Rock Springs’ downtown and inspired neighboring communities across Sweetwater County. Thank you, Chad, for everything you do.

Myth: data centers don’t pay taxes. Fact: For every $1 in tax abatements for data centers, they pay $35.50 in taxes and ...
06/11/2026

Myth: data centers don’t pay taxes. Fact: For every $1 in tax abatements for data centers, they pay $35.50 in taxes and permits. Learn more as we bust data center myths. https://rebrand.ly/07smayz

Data centers provide significant economic opportunities to Wyoming communities, but residents have raised concerns about...
06/10/2026

Data centers provide significant economic opportunities to Wyoming communities, but residents have raised concerns about their environmental impacts. Governor Gordon addressed these questions in a recent executive order. https://rebrand.ly/iq2uphx

Governor Gordon signed Executive Order 2026-03 “Data Centers the Wyoming Way,” to address responsible development. Learn...
06/04/2026

Governor Gordon signed Executive Order 2026-03 “Data Centers the Wyoming Way,” to address responsible development. Learn more about this proclamation and what it means for residents. https://rebrand.ly/axa18dm

Myth: data centers don’t create lasting jobs. Fact: Data centers create about 1,051 full-time jobs annually in Wyoming, ...
06/04/2026

Myth: data centers don’t create lasting jobs. Fact: Data centers create about 1,051 full-time jobs annually in Wyoming, many of which are high-paying computer and technology positions. Keep reading to learn more. https://rebrand.ly/7p1zjqw

Myth: data centers are loud and harm the quality of life of communities. Fact: data centers are only about as loud as yo...
05/28/2026

Myth: data centers are loud and harm the quality of life of communities. Fact: data centers are only about as loud as your lawnmower and are often built several miles from residential areas. See how data centers are working to further lower their impact. https://rebrand.ly/vbso7mo

There are a lot of myths around data centers that need to be busted! First: they overconsume water. Fact: Data centers a...
05/21/2026

There are a lot of myths around data centers that need to be busted! First: they overconsume water. Fact: Data centers account for only 1.9% of Cheyenne's water consumption. Read more about the myths and facts. https://rebrand.ly/o81q3b2

We’re honored to celebrate Economic Development Week in Wyoming following Governor Mark Gordon’s official proclamation r...
05/08/2026

We’re honored to celebrate Economic Development Week in Wyoming following Governor Mark Gordon’s official proclamation recognizing the impact of economic development professionals across the state.

From supporting local businesses and attracting investment to creating high-quality jobs and strengthening communities, economic development plays a vital role in shaping Wyoming’s future.

Thank you to the leaders, organizations, and partners working every day to drive innovation, opportunity, and long-term prosperity throughout the Equality State.

We can't wrap up Economic Development Week without talking about local teams. What makes your staff special? How do your...
05/08/2026

We can't wrap up Economic Development Week without talking about local teams. What makes your staff special? How do your coworkers make a difference in your Wyoming communities? Tell us in the comments!

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822 W 23rd Street
Cheyenne, WY
82001

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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