PO Box 930, CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO 88102
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CLOVIS MEANS BUSINESS

Clovis has a distinct advantage in New Mexico because it is one of several communities in the state that can offer carefully controlled land, building or infrastructure incentive packages to qualified companies.

Economic development is a high priority in Clovis. The CIDC works with qualified businesses on an individual basis to assess their needs and find incentive packages to meet those needs.

Among the many incentives is land. Lots within the 240 acre Industrial Development Park acquired by the City of Clovis are available for qualified businesses. Other land throughout the city and county is also available.

Companies who are considering relocating to Clovis may find the offer of existing buildings attractive, in addition to a comprehensive build-to-suit program offered by the CIDC.

The list of additional incentives is quite extensive and includes revenue bonds, property tax abatement, a gross receipts tax incentive and many other credits and tax exemptions that make starting or relocating a business to Clovis quite advantageous.

In addition to development incentives, Clovis Community College is an active partner in offering training programs to meet the needs of existing and incoming businesses and their personnel. The college will design training programs specific to an employer's needs. These programs are available at low cost, or in some cases at no cost, to the employer.

Clovis offers many labor advantages, with the availability of a skilled, bilingual workforce a primary one. And since Clovis serves a nine-county area consisting of many rural communities, employers have a large pool of civilian workforce from which to draw.

With a low crime rate, highly rated schools, progressive government and an enthusiastic business community, Clovis is a great place to be. In Clovis, you're family!

  Labor Force

Clovis, population 32,667, serves a nine-county area with a total population of 104,075. These counties consist of rural communities, including sister city Portales, located in the adjacent Roosevelt County. With a labor force of 28,412, by traditional Department of Labor definition, unemployment rates over the past several years have ranged from 5-7%, reflecting approximately 1,200 unemployed registered with the New Mexico Department of Labor.

The current employable civilian workforce number provided by the NM Labor Department for Curry County is 19,542 (June 2002). Clovis is the hub of this rural area, yet this workforce figure does not include workers from neighboring counties in New Mexico and West Texas. The latest published unemployment rate for Curry County is 5.9% (June 2002).

Cannon Air Force Base

Cannon Air Force Base has over 3,200 authorized active military personnel, bringing the population of authorized military personnel and dependents stationed at Cannon Air Force Base to approximately 11,000 individuals. In addition, there are 900 civilian employees assigned to Cannon Air Force Base. The "Economic Impact Assessment for Fiscal Year 2001" reports that there are 2, 320 retired military personnel living in the community. A majority of the dependents and many of the active duty personnel are looking for either full- or part-time employment. (Information provided by Cannon Air Force Base Public Affairs Office and the New Mexico Department of Labor).

Available Training

The City of Clovis offers several advantages. The first and foremost is the availability of a skilled, bilingual workforce. This workforce, trained by Clovis Community College at minimal cost to you, is ready for immediate employment. State incentives will help with tax rebates and underwrite a portion of employees' salaries during and after training.

Clovis Community College (CCC) will design training programs specific to an employer's needs. The training can be conducted on campus or on-site and can vary in length, depending on need. The training is available at low cost, and often with incentives, at no cost to the employer.

Upon commitment if an industry to locate to our area, Clovis Community College will commence training and have a trained workforce ready upon construction completion.

Commercial Business Registration Information
 

arrow Commercial Business Registration Steps

Listed below are the steps to follow to register a NM Commercial Business. Please make sure all forms are completed and City Ordinance #1172-81 requires that all businesses apply for and obtain a business registration prior to engaging in business.

1) Contact the New Mexico Taxation & Revenue Department to apply for a New Mexico State Tax ID number....Please click for more information

2) All of the forms must have the completed general information and the NM State Tax ID number....Please click for more information

3) The second page also needs to READ, signed & dated....Please click for more information

4)After all of the above has been done please bring the completed form along with a cash, check or money order for $35.00....Please click for more information


 
City of Clovis It is the mission of Clovis city government to provide quality municipal services in the best, most effective and most economical manner; to operate in a spirit of cooperation and collaboration with all people and in every endeavor; to expect every employee of the City to perform to the highest of their capacity and to provide appropriate rewards for their performance; to provide leadership and resources in a community-based program of economic development; and to consider every issue on the basis that Clovis is a "Community for Family." Additional information about the City of Clovis is available on their website www.cityofclovis.org.
Curry CountyCurry County was established in 1909 and was named after George Curry, Territorial Governor of New Mexico (1907-1910).  Curry County was created from parts of Quay and Roosevelt Counties.  It lies on the far Eastern side of the Sate and is adjacent to the State of Texas.  Curry county is 1405.9 square mile, making it one of the smallest counties in New Mexico. The County Seat is Clovis, New Mexico.  Cities located in Curry County are Clovis, Melrose, Texico, Grady, and Cannon Air Force Base.  The approximate population for the county is 43,000.
www.currycounty.org.

Clovis/Curry County Chamber of Commerce
is a vital part of the community.  The Chamber offers businesses the opportunity to network with other business owners and professionals.  Chamber members also sponsor various events throughout the year.  Visit their new website at
www.clovisnm.org

Major Employers
  Cannon AFB
Clovis Municipal Schools
Cannon AFB Civilian Personnel
Plains Regional Medical Center
    3,281
1,050
900
592
  Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad     525
  Wal-Mart     412
  Federal Employees     368
  City of Clovis     360
  Eastern NM Rehabilitation Service     300
  State of New Mexico     215
  ENMR/Plateau Telecommunications     215
  Allsups     200
  Clovis Community College     170
  McDonalds     135
  Curry County     120
  K-Barnett & Sons     115
  Sears Roebuck     102
Taxes and Cost of Living

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