THRIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
When you hear the word “Thrive” you think of moving forward, and that’s the goal in economic development. Thrive Economic Development (ThriveED), a public-private partnership launched in 2016, is economic development efforts in Jefferson and Dodge counties.
Supported by a coalition of area business and community and civic leaders, ThriveED is dedicated to working toward prosperity in Jefferson and Dodge counties. Our Vision and Mission Statements bear this out. LEARN MORE
COVID-19 BUSINESS RESOURCES
Available Labor Data
Available Labor Data
Learn more about the available workers in the Jefferson and Dodge county region labor basin.
Economic Development Minute
Economic Development Minute
Economic Development is a new video series by ThriveED. Get information, resources and updates about economic development – a minute at a time.
Does your Community Own Industrial Sites?
Six Things You Really Need to Know About Development/Shovel Ready Certification
Success Stories
Our Services
Our Services
We’re here to help businesses looking to make their next business investment.
ThriveED Annual Report
The mission of Hoard's Dairyman is to supply dairy farmers and their advisers from North America and…
United Cooperative is a full-service cooperative offering feed, grain, agronomy and energy products to farmers…
Fort HealthCare provides quality healthcare to the residents of an eight-community area, and has the…
Governor’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Rural Prosperity to hold first of three listening sessions beginning Aug. 31
MADISON, AUG. 24, 2020 –The Governor’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Rural Prosperity will hold the first of three virtual listening sessions…
Dodge County Sheriff’s Office response to mask mandate
Dodge Co., WI – The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office has seen the press release from the Governor and the Sheriff…
Jefferson County Sheriff’s Response to Statewide Face Covering Mandate
Dear Citizens of Jefferson County, The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office has reviewed "Executive Order #82 - Requiring Face Coverings in…