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A Message from the Mayor
John Warford, Bismarck
A Message from the Mayor
Arlyn Van Beek, Mandan
As Mayor of the wonderful city of Bismarck, I invite you to explore the wealth that we have to offer. We are a growing community, and much of our success derives from a network of contributors. Bismarck takes great pride in the importance of sound economic development, and the impact it creates toward business. With Bismarck being the capital city and the center of state government in North Dakota, thousands of people gather to enhance the excellence of business statewide. Our cultural and social attractions, restaurants and shopping areas that serve our community are extremely enjoyable. Bismarck is a city of many values and I invite you to explore those values that we are so proud of!

Mandan is a city rich in ‘Old West” history which includes deep roots of Native American influence as well as some of the more colorful characters in western history. Ever since the railroad crossed the Missouri, Mandan has been receptive to sound economic development practices. Our commitment has been to be receptive to companies, entrepreneurs, healthcare and educational opportunities that assist Mandan in maintaining its own unique, vibrant personality. Mandan is city of people with pride in their work ethic and family values. We invite you to come and take a look. The future is bright for us with the citizens of our community ready and willing to share available opportunities.

If you haven’t seen Bismarck-Mandan lately, you might be surprised by what you find.

Latest Census estimates put the Bismarck MSA population at just under 111,000. Taxable sales and purchases have exceeded a billion dollars each of the past several years, increasing each year, and are on track to exceed $2 billion in 2012. New construction, both residential and commercial, is booming, and the retail community continues to grow. Forbes magazine’s list of Best Places for Business and Careers has ranked Bismarck #5 of 179 metros with populations under 235,000.

Bismarck-Mandan is a vibrant community on the move with a unique and vibrant personality. It is filled with businesses and individuals who take pride in their community, their work ethic, and their family values. Much of Bismarck-Mandan’s success has come from working cooperatively. The future continues to be bright for Bismarck-Mandan, with its businesses and residents ready and willing to share available opportunities.

The Bismarck-Mandan region is growing. The population of the Bismarck-Mandan MSA (which includes all of Burleigh and Morton) grew from 83,831 in 1990 to 94,719 in 2000 to 108,779 in 2010.

Growth in Bismarck-Mandan continues. The 2011 population estimate for the MSA was 110,879, and many feel that is a modest estimate. The US Census named it as one of the 50 fasting growing metros in the country.

The Bismarck-Mandan Development Association is seeking to help existing businesses by identifying people who would be interested in employment or business opportunities in Bismarck, Mandan, Burleigh, or Morton County. Explore the Bismarck-Mandan community through this website, the websites we offer links to, or by contacting BMDA directly.

If you haven’t seen Bismarck-Mandan lately, you just might be surprised by what you find.

 




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