(CEDS)
Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy
Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS)
The Evansville Regional Economic Partnership is proud to present our region’s 2025-2029 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS). This dynamic plan serves as our economic roadmap, guiding us toward a more resilient, competitive, and prosperous future.
Explore the Strategy
Our CEDS is more than just a document – it’s a blueprint for action. We invite you to explore the full strategy and learn how we plan to:
- Enhance our logistics capabilities with the I-69 Ohio River Crossing
- Expand our thriving health and life sciences sector
- Reimagine our Ohio Riverfront
- Invest in workforce development and quality of life
What is a CEDS?
A CEDS is a strategy-driven plan for regional economic development. It’s designed to:
- Bring together public and private sectors
- Analyze our regional economy
- Establish goals and objectives
- Develop an action plan
- Identify investment priorities and funding sources
Our Vision
“To transform the Evansville Region, through thought and action, into a growing and healthy population with high-quality jobs filled by a skilled workforce who enjoy unparalleled quality of place.”
Key Goals
- Develop Key Regional Infrastructure
- Strengthen Key Industries
- Attract, Retain, and Develop a Talented Workforce
- Leverage Signature Developments
Get Involved
The success of our CEDS depends on regional collaboration. Whether you’re a business leader, community member, or local official, your input and support are crucial. Contact us to learn how you can contribute to our region’s economic future.
CONTACT
For questions regarding the Evansville Region’s CEDS, please contact Patrick Hickey via email at phickey@evvregion.com or by calling 812-461-0516.
CEDS Updates:
E-REP requesting proposals for Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy
Evansville Region Secures Funding to Develop Regional Economic Development Strategy
E-REP Announces Consultant to Develop Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy
E-REP Seeks Public Input on 5-Year Regional Economic Development Strategy