• Room to Expand

    Build-to-suit opportunities exist in either of LEADS’ two business/industrial parks. As the landowner, we have the latitude to enter into the most competitive purchase negotiations possible.

  • Ready to Work

    Cheyenne has more than 12,000 under-employed people creating an attractive pool of available workers. There is a readily available work force of well-educated, willing workers in the area.

  • Central Location

    A Cheyenne site can provide your company productive synergies associated with its proximity to the Front Range region of the Rocky Mountains.

  • Pro-Business

    Wyoming offers several financial and strategic advantages, which include low labor and utility costs, plus one of the most pro-business tax climates in the country.


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Local economic development

At the northern end of the Rocky Mountain Front Range Urban Corridor, Cheyenne benefits from its position as the capital of Wyoming as well as its proximity to the Front Range cities of Colorado with their dense populations, diverse employment and educational infrastructure. At the same time, Cheyenne enjoys a favorable tax and regulatory climate, low cost-of-doing business, and world-class communications.

Cheyenne has invested wisely and generously in quality of life initiatives. Without the major urban reconstruction and remediation costs of larger cities, Cheyenne is able to focus its resources on improvements for the future: a $1.46 million expansion to the Greater Cheyenne Greenway, expanded parks, downtown historic districts, and new schools and community college facilities.

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