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Cass/Atlantic Development Corporation is a public/private partnership serving as the economic development authority for Cass County, Iowa and the county seat, the City of Atlantic.

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As many of you have heard, Myers Industries will be closing their doors in December of this year. We are very disappointed to hear the news, but it was a corporate decision. The County, City nor CADCO was approached regarding any concerns or issues. Once the building is available, CADCO will do everything in our power to market this building for either a business expansion or possibly new business to our community. The work has already begun. Atlantic will bounce back, like we always do! ... See MoreSee Less
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Cass/Atlantic Development Corp. is an equal opportunity provider.