Lake County, Indiana, is "The Environment That Means Business".
- You will find that Lake County is more than the home of giant steelmakers. Located next to Chicago, the new Lake County is linked to its own history, written in the vision, energy and confidence of early businessmen. Lake County is a place where diverse tastes and abilities are blended into a setting that invites continuity, permanence and loyalty. It's a place that works. People here are proud of their schools and neighborhoods, and why they like to live and work here.
- Lake County is serious about business and about amenities that make the living friendly and rewarding
- Sure, we are serious about business in Lake County, but we take recreation and entertainment seriously, too. Eating for example. People who enjoy dining out, people who appreciate fine restaurants, feel at home in Lake County.
There is top entertainment flight here in Lake County. The stars shine all year at the Holiday Star Theater, part of a complex that offers excellent convention and business meeting facilities. The Genesis Convention Center also offers excellent facilities for meetings, sports events and concerts. There are 10 county parks, on 3,400 acres of woodland and green belts, for hiking, cross-country skiing, and golfing. Indiana's premiere waterpark, Deep River Waterpark, located only 30 minutes or less from all of N.W. Indiana and south suburban Chicago, has fun for the entire family.
- The roots of business and industry are sunk deep in the bedrock of Lake County's robust history. New diversified enterprises are sinking their roots into this area.
One key asset is location. Lake County is a hub in mid-America's economic activity. A network of major highways makes it easily accessible, the Indiana Toll Road, Interstate 80-94, Interstate 65, U.S. 41 and U.S. 30, for example. It is only a 35-minute drive from the heart of Lake County to the heart of neighboring Chicago. Nearly 100 truck lines serve the area, and 11 railings add to the versatility and convenience of transportation. Expanding airport facilities provide service for corporate and business needs. Then, there is Lake Michigan, with its abundant water supply. In addition to its proximity to urban resources, much of Lake County's most productive lands have been retained in agricultural production. Lake County has about 80,000 acres of corn and 50,000 acres of soybeans.
- No business environment can remain healthy and no economy can prosper without a solid, trusted and versatile banking base. The nine banks and a dozen savings and loan institutions give Lake County an edge. No business in Lake County is more than a few minutes away from a bank.
- When you are looking for a place to locate your business or start a business, naturally you want the essential assets like good roads, water, power and help from local officials. These are forces that are part of a good business climate. Quality schools, excellent health care facilities, convenient shopping and homes available in neighborhoods that reflect a pleasant, rewarding way of living are all available in Lake County.
Economic Development-
Contacts- Business
Resources- Revolving Loan Fund
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