Providing Economic, Business, and Community Development for the Communities and Parishes/Counties in the Ark-La-Tex Region

 

The Coordinating and Development Corporation (CDC), originally chartered in 1954, is a private, nonprofit, membership-supported corporation that serves the economic, community, and business development needs of 10 parishes in Northwest Louisiana, eight counties in Northeast Texas and four counties in Southwest Arkansas.

Through its 10 Divisions and seven subsidiary/affiliate corporations, CDC provides a wide range of specialized services for our membership. These services include:

CDC's clientele include parishes/counties; municipalities; industrial/economic development groups; businesses and industries; special purpose governmental bodies, port authorities; and the region's universities, colleges, and technical colleges.

In addition, the State of Louisiana recognizes The Coordinating & Development Corporation as one of the State's eight regional planning and development districts. In this capacity, CDC works with governmental agencies, businesses, civic groups, and citizens to develop programs and services that enable the orderly economic and community development of Northwest Louisiana.

 

  

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