Clarke County Development Corporation

Latest Business News from Clarke County, Iowa:

• New Laborshed Study To Be Conducted In Clarke County February 18, 2026
  he CCDC is partnering with Iowa Workforce Development (IWD) and Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) to complete a Laborshed employment study for the Osceola and Clarke County areas.  This study will geographically define which communities contribute to the area’s workforce, regardless of political boundaries. Click through to learn more about the stud […]
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• New Multi-Use Pond Project to Expand Outdoor Recreation in Clarke County February 16, 2026
  Clarke County Conservation is moving forward with development of the new Oakwood Pond, an approximately three-acre public fishing pond and natural habitat restoration project located just eight miles north of Osceola. The project will expand outdoor recreation opportunities, improve erosion control, and restore native prairie habitat through partnerships wit […]
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• CCDC Grant Helps County Sheriff Return Critical Patrol Vehicle to Service February 11, 2026
  Thanks to a $30,000 Grant from CCDC, the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office has placed a new fully equipped patrol vehicle into service after a cruiser was totaled in the line of duty. The investment helped cover the high cost of upfitting and critical equipment, ensuring deputies can continue protecting our community without interruption. Click through to the f […]
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• Fairgrounds to Host Statewide Nonprofit Leadership Training – February 14, 2026 February 4, 2026
  Unlock the secrets to stronger, more sustainable nonprofits! Clarke County Fairgrounds is proud to host the You Make THE Difference initiative on February 14, 2026, bringing nationally recognized speaker Ian Hill to our community. Board members, volunteers, and nonprofit leaders will walk away with practical tools, strategies, and inspiration to grow and sus […]
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• Tracking Progress on Clarke County Infrastructure Updates January 21, 2026
  Clarke County is taking deliberate steps to strengthen aging infrastructure, starting with the reconstruction of Bridge F4718 southwest of Osceola. County Engineer Justin Savage outlines how smart planning, cost-saving strategies, and long-term vision are improving safety and reliability across the county. Click through to the full story and look ahead to wh […]
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About The Clarke County Development Corporation:

The Clarke County Development Corporation is dedicated to strengthening the economic development of southern Iowa through the growth of our existing business and industry, the addition of new industry to our communities and enhancing the quality of life enjoyed by our residents.

The Clarke County Development Corporation is a 501 (c)(6) non-profit that is committed to providing leadership and support for existing industry retention and expansion, new industrial/commercial development and an entrepreneurial business climate that will serve to benefit the residents of the Clarke County Iowa area.

Clarke County Development depends on the contribution of its members to continue its progress in Clarke County. Membership consists of both individuals and businesses/ industries.

More details about the Clarke County Development Corporation can be found on the CCDC Website.

About Business in Clarke County, Iowa:

Businesses in Clarke County are varied and as interesting as her citizens.  From our nationally recognized Clarke County Hospital,  Hormel Foods, Paul Mueller, and Valley of the Moon Poults, to Boyt Harness, Great Western Bank and Alliant Energy the companies that choose to call our southern Iowa county home are unique.  Clarke County offers an ideal location at the junction of US Highway 34 and Interstate 35 with rail yards, shipping and warehouse access from virtually anywhere in the county.

Whether you’re looking to do business, work or relocate to Clarke County, the business horizon here is bright. We look forward to having you.

Contact us today for more information on doing business in Clarke County, Iowa.