Economic Development

1. Strategically located between the Madison and Milwaukee.
2. Small town charm at an affordable price.
3. Abundant outdoor recreational opportunities.
4. Great schools - both public & private.
5. Businesses benefit from low cost utilities, a results-based municipal partnership and a skilled workforce.

Treyburn Farms Residential Development

• Buyer/Builder Information
• Project Treyburn Map
• Lot Pricing

ACT NOW!  City Waives All Municipal Expenses For New Single-Family Residential Construction

• DOWNTOWN FACADE GRANT AND INTERIOR BUILD-OUT PROGRAM
• HOME ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
  • 0% Interest Housing Loans
  • Home Buyer Forgivable Deferred Loan Program

333 PORTLAND ROAD, facilitating private sector redevelopment of 17 acre industrial site

• City of Waterloo offering 9 acres of bare ground industrial land

• THRIVE 2021 GROWING PROSPERITY IN DODGE AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES

• RENEWABLE ENERGY COMMITTEE REPORT, September 7, 2017
• 2016 MARKET ANALYSIS (March 2016)
• 2016 TAX INCREMENTAL FINANCING ANALYSIS (March 2016)

Learn More -- Waterloo Economic Development:

• 2016 Jefferson County Hotel & Event Space Market Demand Analysis
• 2014 Report: Encouraging A Thriving Future, UW-Milwaukee School of Architecture and Urban Planning Team
• Waterloo Business Profile
• Available Properties (update in progress)
• Business Toolkit
• Community Profile & Demographics
• Infrastructure & Development Opportunities
• Living & Working In Waterloo
• 2010 Economic Development Summit Report, Redevelopment Resources
• 2008 Comprehensive Plan (Chapter 2, Economic Development)
• Development Site M
• Development Site B