CODY - Park County's economic future will
rely more and more on maintaining the area's natural heritage,
according to a report sponsored by the Cody Country Chamber of
Commerce, Cody Economic Development Council, Greater Yellowstone
Coalition, and thirteen local businesses.
Report author Dr.
Larry Swanson, director of the Center for the Rocky Mountain West,
will present his findings at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center at 7
p.m. Dec. 4.
Swanson, a PhD economist specializing in Western
regional trends, synthesized historic economic data, current trends,
and economic forecasts for the Cody area. His analysis and
recommendations are summarized in "Roots of Prosperity: Securing
Park County's Natural Heritage and Economic Future."
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b wrote on November 16, 2006 9:28 AM I think this is a crock. Park County,s
future is in high priced Real Estate. This is well documented. There
are few good paying jobs here anymore, so whi the H*** is buying all
this over priced real estate ? Most are rich out of state
transplants, not the locals who are being pushed out.
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