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Smyrna’s demographic profile shows its 51,271 residents are younger and have a higher per capita income as compared to the Atlanta MSA. Our neighborhoods are diverse in style and enriched with community spirit. Our location near the Cumberland – Galleria employment center continues to draw both residents and businesses to the community.

We want our local businesses to have every opportunity to succeed:

Growth Opportunities

48 Acre Lot for Sale  1.5 Acre Lot for Sale Job Tax Credits 
48 acre lot for sale  1151 Concord Rd - Smyrna Job Tax Credits available in North Smyrna Opportunity Zone 

Economic Development Partners

Click to view Smyrna Business Association website.
Smyrna Business Association. The Smyrna Business Association is a community organization that supports the growth and success of local businesses. Consider joining the SBA for access to networking and professional development opportunities.  

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Cobb County Economic Development. Our counterparts at the Cobb County Office of Economic Development partner with us to recruit and retain the best jobs and businesses in metro Atlanta. The county boasts a long record of success, and this office is at the center of it all.
 Click to view the Cobb Chamber of Commerce website. Cobb Chamber of Commerce. The Cobb Chamber's mission is to strengthen the economy, promote the community, build solid relationships and promote quality customer service. The Chamber has over 2,500 members representing small, large and international companies. Click to download the Chamber's 2012 Economic Development Guide (PDF).

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Cobb Travel & Tourism. If you visit, you’ll want to stay! Cobb Travel & Tourism is the go-to source for premiere lodging, dining, and local attractions. We always put our best foot forward here in Atlanta’s sweet spot.
Click to view Keep It In Cobb website.
Keep It In Cobb. The Keep It In Cobb Committee is implementing strategies to stimulate the local economy. This collaboration between residents, business owners, civic organizations, and government entities exists to promote buying locally from Cobb businesses.
 

Last updated: 5/31/2012 4:40:09 PM