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ERC Business ReLocator Service
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From a home consulting business to manufacturing to tourism, there are always steps to take to make sure you do it right.
The best place to start is by downloading the Business Resource Guide. Then take a look at some of the other sites we've linked for you; they're full of information for success and the rules and regulations your particular type of business may have to follow.
Looking for a business location? Try the interactive ERC Business ReLocator mapping service. (Download an informative leaflet at the link further down this page.)
NOTE: there is no general "business license" required for the unincorporated areas of Nevada County. However, the cities within the County may require such a permit. In addition, certain types of businesses may have to obtain permits or meet specific regulations. The Business Resource Guide is the best place to start.
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Major report from the Sierra Economic Development Corporation (SEDCorp) including demographics and important indicators. From this page of the Nevada County Economic Resource Center site, view each section of the report in HTML or download the entire document as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file.
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An excellent resource for any current or potential Nevada County business owner! 17 pages of concise information. (Appx. 100Kb Adobe Acrobat PDF file.)
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The CalGOLD Website (from CalEPA) provides detailed information on the business permit, license and registration requirements from all levels of government, organized by location and business type. The information includes a description of the requirement, the name, address, and telephone number of the agency, and frequently even a direct link to that agency's Internet web pages. Try it!
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Search the California Codes by keyword, or browse by category.
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The Grass Valley city government home page.
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Everything you need to know on filing your DBA, from the Nevada County Clerk-Recorder.
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Information for job seekers and employers from California EDD. Has Employment by Industry Data, Employment Projections by Occupation, California Occupational Guides, Labor Force and Unemployment Data, and OES Employment and Wages by occupation.
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An online guide to Federal loans of all kinds, created by Federal agencies and GovBenefits.gov, the official government benefits Website.
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As a visitor of or new arrival to this area, the Chamber's residency in the Lola Montez House offers an easy,one stop reference point. The friendly staff offers brochures about walking tours, scenic drives, hiking and mountain biking trails,a Calender of Events and even a guide to the numerous shops and restaurants.
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Business loans and business education. (Nevada County Community Development Agency)
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Photos of business districts and community events. From the Nevada County Economic Resource Council (ERC).
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Welcome to Nevada City, one of the friendliest, liveliest and most colorful of all California Gold Rush towns!
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The 2009 Nevada County Facts includes data on geography, demographics, infrastructure, labor, industry, tax, education, recreation, culture, community and climate etc.
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See where the funding is going, click on a dot to get information about the recipient.
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Search business filings, corporations, the Uniform Commercial Code. Check out the Step-By-Step guide to starting a business in California! Lots more information and services.
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Just as many early pioneers followed the Emigrant Trail through Truckee, visitors today make their way to the natural beauty of the Truckee area, high in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Truckee proudly retains much of its Old West flavor.
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