Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation is a nonprofit economic and community development organization serving Pagosa Springs and Archuleta County.
Since 2010, PSCDC has brought businesses, local governments, educators, community organizations, and other partners together to expand opportunity, solve local challenges, and move community priorities toward action.
Our work spans business and economic development, workforce development, attainable workforce housing, broadband infrastructure, downtown revitalization through Pagosa Springs Main Street, and other initiatives that strengthen the local economy and community resilience.
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The mission of the Pagosa Springs Community Development Corporation is to strengthen Archuleta County by fostering economic opportunities, supporting businesses, expanding workforce and housing solutions, attracting investment, and building partnerships that enhance the quality of life for current and future generations.
Looking to start, grow, finance, or navigate challenges
Working to recruit, train, and retain talent
Building skills, credentials, and career pathways
Seeking attainable workforce housing opportunities
Considering Archuleta County as a place to locate, expand, or invest
Working to strengthen Pagosa Springs
Collaborating on shared community priorities
Collaborating on shared economic priorities across the region
PSCDC is led by a small team that coordinates programs, partnerships, funding, communications, and implementation across the organization’s economic and community development work.
PSCDC is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors representing businesses, local government, and community interests across Pagosa Springs and Archuleta County.
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PSCDC’s work is visible across the community: in homes built for local workers, people gaining new skills and credentials, businesses receiving support, outside funding brought into the region, broadband infrastructure, downtown projects, and partnerships that turn local priorities into action.
From workforce housing and training to broadband, business support, and downtown revitalization, these stories show what coordinated economic and community development can make possible.
Explore PSCDC reports, strategic planning documents, and other publications that provide additional information about our work and the community.
Annual report 2025
Annual report 2024
Annual report 2023
Housing Needs Assessment
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