• Why Lincoln County? Incentives

    Lincoln County Georgia is ready to help you expand your business or start a new venture.  Lincoln County is home to the perfect blend of business sites and nature, our community is nestled near the largest lake in Georgia, which offers everyone located here a balance between work and natural beauty.  Let our Lincoln County Development Authority help you realize your vision for creating jobs and products in Lincoln County. 

     

    Please contact us at LCDA@LincolnCountyGA.org for more information.


    We are part of the Fort Eisenhower Cyber District

    • The Fort Eisenhower Cyber District represents a two-state, seven-county regional economic development and attraction initiative that supports both the defense and private sectors in technology, innovation, and growth.
    • Active Member of the CSRA Alliance for Fort Gordon/Cyber District
    • Over 95% High Speed Internet Coverage throughout Lincoln County 
    • Under one hour to Fort Eisenhower Main Gate

     

    Contact Us:

    Lincoln County Development Authority
    112 N. Washington ST  (Physical Location)
    PO BOX 490 (Mailing Address)
    Lincolnton, GA, 30817
    (706) 359-7970 (office)
    (762) 287-9001 (mobile)
    LCDA@LincolnCountyGA.org
    Equal Opportunity Employer
     

  • Why Lincoln County? Spirit of Growth

    Lincoln County nurtures a diverse collection of businesses, from multi-generational family businesses to large manufacturers. The county has earned Entrepreneur-Friendly designation from the State.  Our community is ready for additional growth through small manufacturing, parts assembly, technology based centers and tourism. 

  • Why Lincoln County? Skilled Workforce

    Lincoln County residents have exceptional access to education, job training and workforce development opportunities in the area. More than 84% of Lincoln County adults hold a high school diploma, and more than 39% have college or technical school training. More than 11,100 adults in the labor draw area are employed in manufacturing. Lincoln County's workforce is tech-savvy and will become more so as the U.S. Army establishes its Cyber Command headquarters at nearby Fort Eisenhower. View the Lincoln County Community Profile and the Lincoln County Labor Profile for details.

  • Why Lincoln County?
    Good Infrastructure

    Lincolnton's major transportation corridors, US Hwy. 378, GA 43, GA 47, GA 79 and GA 220 put Lincoln County's growing business/industrial park within a 30 minute drive to Interstate 20 and 30 minutes drive to White Oak Industrial Park.   

  • Why Lincoln County?
    Committed Community

    A community focused population with County and Development Authority officials that have demonstrated an aggressive policy in working to meet the needs of expanding and growing companies. We are prepared to work with and address the needs and requirements of the existing industrial firms located in Lincoln County as well as those relocating or expanding in our community.

About Us

The Lincoln County Development Authority was established to promote economic development in our county, to create jobs and enhance the quality of life for our citizens. The Authority provides services to structure economic development and assist existing and prospective companies in many phases of expansion or site location. The Authority works deligently with local, regional and state agencies to promote the location of a prospect within Lincoln County.

The Development Authority consists of an all volunteer seven member board, appointed by the County Commissioners. Authority activities are accomplished by levying up to (1) mil of tax to fund the operational budget. Additional funding may come as a result of grants or leases.

Economic development is an ongoing and sustaining process, essential to planning for the future. Development is also important to the revenue base of Lincoln County. Economic development programs and tools are used to recruit industries, strengthen businesses and stimulate the economy.
 

Lincoln County is poised for greater growth anticipated as the Central Savannah River Area sees added industries and development. This growth will allow the county to strive toward attracting the type of residential, commercial, tourism and industrial growth that will best meet its overall goal of providing employment opportunities for all its residents, while still protecting the rural character of its jurisdiction. The pro-business attitude of the local leadership offers a warm welcome to industries, businesses and entrepreneurs.