Stay informed about the latest developments in Commerce City’s business community. This newsletter will provide you with valuable insights, upcoming events, and essential resources to help your business thrive. Join us as we work together to build a stronger local economy. | | |
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Regional Business Retention and Expansion Roundtable Launched
Commerce City has partnered with Adams County's Economic Development Team and AC-REP to launch a new Business Retention and Expansion Regional Roundtable of economic development and business service organizations. The group will explore opportunities to collaborate on regional opportunities that will support the growth of existing businesses and seek alignment of data analysis efforts and business support strategies.
Commerce City's business, retention, and expansion program, Elevate Commerce, continues to elevate awareness of initiatives to support the businesses that drive Commerce City's economy today and every day.
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Leadership Commerce City recognized at the State Capitol
Commerce City was proudly represented at the Colorado State Capitol during Civic Day through the Leadership Commerce City program, an initiative by the Adams 14 Education Foundation. Our Business Development Manager, Carlos Maciel, joined two city employees to meet with Representative Manny Rutinel, who introduced a state-level proclamation celebrating the program’s impact.
This 10-month program fosters civic involvement and empowers community leaders with a deeper understanding of our city. As Leadership Commerce City marks 10 years of positive change, we remain committed to building a stronger, more connected community.
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Upcoming Sales and Use Tax Seminar in Commerce City
Commerce City is hosting a free sale and use tax seminar for business owners, accountants, and tax professionals on Wednesday, April 9, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Crestone Room, Bison Ridge Recreation Center, 13905 E. 112th Ave.
Gain expert guidance to efficiently prepare your business’s city tax returns. Advanced registration is required by Monday, April 7.
Spanish interpretation is available upon request. To RSVP or for questions, contact the Commerce City Tax Division at salestax@c3gov.com or 303-289-3628.
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MyC3 Day of Service: Opportunity to give back
The MyC3 Day of Service is all about civic pride and community engagement! Local businesses are invited to join city staff in removing trash and litter along key roadways, enhancing the cleanliness of our most traveled corridors. Join us on Friday, April 18, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to clean 15 key roadways and transportation corridors throughout Commerce City.
This initiative not only beautifies our shared spaces but also strengthens our community bonds and demonstrates our collective commitment to the environment.
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Enhancing broadband connectivity in Commerce City
Commerce City is working on a Broadband Infrastructure Strategic Plan as part of the ACT Program. This project will analyze the city's existing telecommunications infrastructure and identify existing gaps in service, conduct community stakeholder sessions with residents and businesses, and create a conceptual infrastructure buildout design to guide future telecommunications development.
Residents and business owners are encouraged to take a survey to share their experience with the city’s current broadband offerings and attend one of the two public meetings for in-person feedback:
- Tuesday, April 15, 6 - 8 p.m. at Bison Ridge Recreation Center, 13905 E. 112th Ave.
- Wednesday, April 16, 2 - 4 p.m. at Eagle Pointe Recreation Center, 6060 Parkway Dr.
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Submit your art for Commerce City's new public art projects
Calling all artists! The Commerce City Cultural Council is excited to announce two fantastic public art opportunities to showcase your creativity and contribute to our vibrant community:
- Reimagining Cocklebur: This project seeks a fresh take on Commerce City’s iconic horse, formerly a bronze statue in Pioneer Park. Share your vision and help reimagine this beloved landmark!
- CALU Park Art Installation: Create a powerful piece celebrating the rich indigenous heritage of the Cheyenne, Arapahoe, Lakota, and Ute tribes. This installation will be featured in the new park under construction south of E. 96th Avenue, near the Buffalo Highlands neighborhood.
Apply by Thursday, April 17! For questions, contact Melissa Sumner at msumner@c3gov.com or call 303-827-1537.
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Join the Governor’s Summer Job Hunt Youth Job Fair
If you are a young adult (16-24) looking for a summer job or a business seeking fresh talent. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity! The Governor’s Summer Job Hunt Youth Job Fair is the perfect chance to connect with and explore new possibilities! The job fair will take place on Thursday, March 27, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Adams County Human Services Center, Westminster, 11860 Pecos St.
- For Job Seekers: Discover job and internship opportunities and connect with local employers.
- For Businesses: Reserve a table to meet motivated candidates and showcase your company.
Employers reserve your table today!
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EforAll Virtual Accelerator
Entrepreneurship for All (EforAll), a nonprofit with a proven track record of helping underrepresented individuals successfully start a business, is running a no-cost, 12-week virtual business accelerator program for individuals residing in Colorado or Texas.
The Virtual Business Accelerator offers a unique combination of immersive business training, mentorship, and access to an extended professional network. Anyone with a dream to start or grow a business or nonprofit is encouraged to apply. The program is also offered in Spanish.
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Alternative Transportation Tax Credit Program
The State of Colorado will provide a refundable tax credit of 50% , as approved by the legislature under HB22-1026, for employer expenses related to providing alternative transportation options to employees. This was created to increase the use of alternative transportation, reduce traffic congestion, and improve the state's air quality.
Expenses related to this credit include transit, biking, shuttles, carpool, vanpool, admin expenses, and more.
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Business support and resources
The Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) is committed to supporting diverse businesses with FREE business support and resources. Whether you’re looking to expand, improve your operations, or simply need guidance, OEDIT offers various programs designed to help businesses like yours succeed. Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity!
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Discover the power of a profit-first approach to business growth – Small Business Development Center
Is more funding always the answer to growth? Join Marshall Moore of On Tap Credit Union to explore how a profit-first approach can drive long-term success. You will get insights and practical strategies from a business banking expert. Enjoy an interactive Q&A and get your questions answered live on Wednesday, March 19, from noon to 1 p.m. online.
- Profit-First Strategy: Prioritize profit for smarter growth.
- Creative Scaling: Grow without relying on external funding.
- Capital Decisions: When funding might not be the best option.
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Commerce City is the only place among Kansas City, MO; San Jose, CA; and Denver, CO that has a Major League Soccer stadium and is home to the Colorado Rapids! | | | | |
