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Snyder, TexasOur people make us the best place for business. |
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Introducing the New Snyder Rail ParkView Photos |
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WL Plastics Comes to SnyderThe DCOS Board of Directors, Executive Director, City Manager and Mayor are excited to announce with WL Plastics Inc. the location of a new manufacturing facility in Snyder Texas. |
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Kylitos Salsa at Snyder Custom FoodsThere's a reason Kylito's Salsa has chosen to use Snyder Custom Foods to help produce their salsa. See why in this feature video. |
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WTC Holds Top Graduation Rate in TexasCongratulations to Western Texas College for having the highest graduation rate of any two year college in the state of Texas. We are proud to be a part of the same community as such an outstanding higher education institution. |
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KCBD News Channel 11 in SnyderSnyder was featured on KCBD's Community Coverage Tour. Take a look at the reports they did about what makes Snyder a great community. |
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USDA RBEG FundsThe Development Corporation of Snyder has received $99,000 USDA RBEG funds that it is matching DCOS to lend to small business owners in Snyder Texas. A local small business owner loan committee has been established to review the merit and qualifications of each applicant. This is an exciting time for Snyder to help each other grow and be successful. If you know of anyone wanting to expand, improve, relocate or start a business please visit the DCOS office at 3610 College Avenue or download the application |
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Midland Ave. Construction ProjectMidland Ave. houses are under construction. |
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Why Texas? Why Snyder Texas?If you are looking for a helpful, inviting, and supportive location for your company, you owe it to yourself to call or visit to see why Snyder could be the best place for your company, employees and family. We look forward to showing you Snyder's unparalleled people and support! |
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Texas Unemployment Lowest in the CountryOf the ten largest states in the country, Texas has had the largest employment growth since 2010. It's unemployment rate is the lowest, and our four largest cities are all at the bottom of the unemployment rate spectrum. |
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Competitive Renewable Energy Zone in SnyderSnyder and Scurry County are quickly becoming the epicenter of activity in West Texas for the Competitive Renewable Energy Zone (CREZ) projects. The PUC assigned $4.93 billion of CREZ transmission projects to be constructed by seven transmission and distribution utilities. The project will eventually transmit 18,456 megawatts (MW) of wind power from West Texas and the Panhandle to highly populated metropolitan areas of the state. |
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