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Let the Surry Economic Development Partnership help you establish a business or grow your business.

Our Mission

The Surry County Economic Development Partnership (SCEDP) offers a number of free and confidential services and resources to help companies large and small. We welcome the opportunity to provide direct assistance to companies interested in starting, expanding or relocating a business in Surry County and any of our municipalities. Contact us today!

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Surry County Economic Development Partnership, Inc.
1218 State Street
P.O. Box 7128
Mount Airy, NC 27030

Phone: (336) 401-9900
Fax: (336) 401-9901

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Surry County Economic Development Partnership Staff

Todd Tucker

Todd Tucker

President

Emily Venable

Emily Venable

Administration

Andrew Wright

Andrew Wright

Vice President of Existing Business Services

Surry County Quick Facts

Surry County is on the edge of one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas of the East Coast which offers citizens access to urban amenities and cultural attractions.
The Surry County/Mount Airy airport has a runway length of 4,305 feet. It is in the process of being lengthened to 5,500 feet.
Surry County is approximately 300 miles from four ports on the east coast; Norfolk, VA, Morehead City, NC, Wilmington, NC and Charleston, SC.
In Surry County you are about 1 hours drive time to the Piedmont Triad International Airport and 1 hour and 30 minutes to the Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
Surry County is 538 square miles that include four rivers, the Mitchell, Ararrat, Fisher, and Yadkin Rivers.
Surry County has two hospitals that provide regional health care. Northern Hospital of Surry County in Mount Airy and Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin.

Contact Us

Surry County Economic Development Partnership Inc. 1218 State St., Mt. Airy NC 27030
PO BOX 7128
336.401.9900

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