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January, 2012: Central Maine Growth Council (CMGC): "Growing A Strong Economy .... Connecting Private/Public Sectors With Resources ...."

Welcome to Maine's Commercial & Logistical Hub and Home of the Business WOWF Factor! Waterville, Oakland, Winslow, Fairfield. CMGC offers the following:

Growing Businesses, Actively Meeting with Businesses - Business Visitation Program with Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, Expanding Workforce, Connecting Private/Public Sectors With Resources, Promoting Entrepreneurship, Utilizing Integrated Marketing, Fostering Innovation, Providing CFO "Cash Flow Oxygen".

Collaborating Organizations: Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, Kennebec Valley Council of Governments, Waterville Development Corporation, First Park, Waterville Main Street, Workforce Investment Board, Kennebec Valley Entrepreneurial Network, Maine Department of Economic and Community Development, and more.

Partnering Academic Institutions Include: Colby College, Thomas College, Kennebec Valley Community College.

CMGC's Private/Public Member Investors Include: Corporations, Businesses, Colleges, Hospitals, Financial Institutions, Municipalities, and Non-Profit Organizations.

Cultural and Recreational Amenities to Converge & Create, Ready Workforce and Tailored Training Opportunities, One of Largest Labor Markets in Maine.

Information and Incentives Conduit for Businesses Seeking to Expand and Relocate, Real Estate Options for All Business Needs, Site Selection Matching

New Enthusiasm, Focus, Strategic Action Plan, and More! CMGC and its Private/Public Partners are Engaged and Committed to "Growing A Strong Regional Economy" in Central Maine. Stay Tuned for More Economic Development Updates: Job Creation, Projects, Initiatives, Events, and More!

50 Elm Street
Waterville, Maine 04901
Phone: 207-680-7300
Fax: 207-877-0087

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Infrastructure & Amenities

Central Maine's extensive transportation system, combined with our state-of-the-art telecommunications network, means you, your products and information will get where it needs to go. In addition, community amenities enhance the attractiveness of our region to both residents and businesses.

Waterville Robert Lafleur Airport is a general aviation airport located adjacent to I-95 two miles southwest of the downtown Waterville. The airport has a 5,500' runway.
Area medical centers are Inland Hospital and MaineGeneral Hospital
Central Maine's local daily newspaper is the Morning Sentinel
Electrical service is provided through Central Maine Power (CMP).
Telephone service providers for Central Maine are: Fairpoint Communications, AATelco.com, Mid Maine Communications and One Communications Corp.
Central Maine's cable television service provider is Time Warner Cable
Numerous suppliers provide high speed internet service
Greyhound bus provides daily service to Waterville
I-95 runs through Central Maine and there are four exits (127, 130, 131, 132)
Regional public transit is provided by Kennebec Valley Community Action Plan

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