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About Adams County, Colorado
STRATEGIC LOCATION
Adams County is a nexus in the region's transportation network, with I-25, I-70, I-76, I-270, and E-470, along with other state highways and regional arterials, all intersecting in the county. Adams County surrounds Denver International Airport (DEN), the third busiest airport in the country. Adams County also features Class I and Class III rail lines, making it a regional and national destination for trade, transportation and employment.
YOUNG AND AFFORDABLE
In addition to its convenient location, Adams County is the most affordable county in the Denver metro area. The relatively lower cost of housing is attracting a younger population, creating a vibrant community and steadily growing workforce. Additionally, Adams County has nine school districts, all of which include career and technical education (CTE) and STEM-related programs.
BUSINESS-FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT
Companies in Adams County enjoy a pro-business environment with designated areas established to encourage investment and development, including enterprise zones, opportunity zones, and foreign trade zones. We offer in-house project support, streamlined permitting, and an expedient review process. We can layer county tax incentives on top of state or local incentives where applicable and share a strong commitment to regional partnership.
DIVERSE AND GROWING COMMUNITY
Adams County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Colorado. With an annual growth rate of 3.8%, the county is projected to grow into the third-largest county in the Denver Council of Regional Governments (DRCOG) with a population of 722,807 by 2040. Adams County's vision is to be the most innovative and inclusive county in America for all families and businesses.
To learn more about the communities that make up Adams County, click here.
To view the complete 2024 County Profile, including key industries and workforce statistics, click here.
To learn more about the business programs and services we offer in Adams County, click here.
