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Friday, March 20, 2026
Taos SEED (Sustainable Experience & Entrepreneur Development) Program.
PRESS RELEASE: Taos SEED Launch FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 3.19.2026 Contact: ● Jessie Hook ● Network Manager, Taos Destination Stewardship Network ● destinationstewardship@taosmainstreet.org , 575-425-0603 Who Leads and Benefits from the Tourism Economy in Taos. New Program Looks to Shift the Answer The inaugural Taos SEED (Sustainable Experience & Entrepreneur Development) Program officially launched this March with its first cohort dinner at the historic Martinez Hacienda, bringing together eight local
Tuesday, March 17, 2026TAOS COUNTY Current Projects
TAOS COUNTY Current ProjectsCurrent Projects | Taos County, NM TCED is supporting a number of community economic development projects. Take a look below to see what we're up to. Please reach out using the contact info below if interested in working together.Business Resources & Innovation Center (BRIC) In partnership with the Town of Taos, Taos MainStreet, Small Business Development Center at UNM-Taos, Taos County Chamber of Commerce and UNM-Taos HIVE, TCED is working to create a one-stop business
Tuesday, March 17, 2026Doing Business in Taos County
Doing Business in Taos CountyBusiness Permitting Those who wish to conduct business within Taos County must complete a business registration and permitting process through the Taos County Planning Department. The specific permit required will depend on the nature and location of the business being conducted. Please visit the Planning Department to hold a pre-application meeting so that Planning staff can assist you in the process. Taos County Planning Department >Applications for business registration and
Tuesday, March 17, 2026Taos County New Mexico Key Economic Indicators by Taos County Chamber of Commerce
Taos County, NM Key Economic IndicatorsEmployment Links - Taos County Chamber of Commerce, NMNew Mexico Key Economic Indicators Employment & Workforce State unemployment rate: ~4.1%–4.3% during 2025; ~4.2%–4.4% entering 2026. Civilian labor force: ~991,000 workers statewide. Total employed: ~948,000 workers. Non-farm payroll employment: ~904,000 jobs. Annual job growth: ~11,600 jobs added year-over-year (~1.3% growth).Key Industry Job Growth Industries leading employment growth include: Health Care &
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