Welcome to the Cambridge-Guernsey County Community Improvement Corporation. Our mission is to develop and implement strategies to attract and retain business and industry in the area, while engaging in activities to promote the overall quality of life for the citizens of Guernsey County. We encourage you to take a look at the information provided and contact us if you have any questions.
The Community Improvement Corporation was created by the Guernsey County Commissioners in 1965 and designated by resolution to perform the economic development functions for the County, City of Cambridge, and Village of Byesville. It was joined in this function in 2000 by the creation of the Guernsey County Port Authority. Operating out of the same office with a common director and staff, the organizations are positioned to offer the best resources of each to help business locate or expand in Guernsey County.
We have a strong public/private partnership with the non-profit Community Industrial Association (CIA) adding to a menu of resources available to create a business-friendly environment. Together, these organizations can assist your business in site selection, provide you with access to tax incentives, private investments, and help with establishing local critical contacts.
The information on this site is supported and contributed jointly by the Port and the CIC.
Both the CIC and Port Authority Boards practice strict adherence to Sunshine Law requirements. All agendas and schedules are provided to Board members and media prior to meetings. Board event recaps are published on media outlets following meetings. Financial information including salaries and budget reviews are provided during each Board assembly. All pertinent documentation involving both the CIC and Port Authority actions are available upon request by a phone call to 740-432-1881 or by email at admin@cgccic.org.
The CIC/Port Authority has participated in numerous projects over the years, providing financing, incentives, or location services:
Assistance in these and many other projects has paved the way for the creation of nearly 1,000 jobs.
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WALNUT CREEK, Ohio — The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (MWCD) received April 25, 2025, the Excellence in Tourism Award from the Eastern Ohio Development Alliance (EODA) at the organization’s annual
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio — The Cambridge Performing Arts Centre (CPAC) is continuing to seek funding to make improvements to the 110-year-old theater in downtown Cambridge. Mitch Brian provided a fundraising update
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio — The Cambridge-Guernsey Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) welcomed new members to its board of trustees at its April meeting. The CIC board in March voted to appoint Allen
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