Home

Latest News

Lisa Hardison named EDC of Lea County president & CEO

On Jan. 14, the EDC of Lea County board of directors announced Lisa Hardison would lead the organization as its president and chief executive officer. Hardison's appointment ends a months-long application and interview process, during which Hardison was the EDC's interim president. Before Hardison's service as interim began in July 2009, Hardison served as senior vice president to the organization.

 

EDC Reports Progress at Mid-year

Nuclear Energy Fact BookLearn more about major projects underway, successes gained, and what's ahead in the EDC's Mid-year Review.

 

 

Nuclear-friendly. Project-ready.

Nuclear Energy Fact BookFrom strong community support to a proven site-selection process, Lea County is the ideal location for a full range of nuclear projects. Learn more.

 

Our Oil. Our Gas. Our Future.

The Faces of Oil & GasLea County's oil and natural gas industries advance our state and power our nation.
Learn more about the faces and facts of oil and natural gas.

 

HobbsEvents.org

Get Adobe Reader

 

 

Quick Contact

EDC of Lea County
200 E. Broadway, Suite A201
P.O. Box 1376
Hobbs, NM 88241-1376
Toll-free: (800) 443-2236
Local: (575) 397-2039
Fax: (575) 392-2300

 

Living & Working in Lea County


Lea County boasts an average of well over 300 days of sunshine each year, making fantastic conditions for year-round activities. And, with a favorable tax structure featuring low property taxes and cost-saving credits, you’re sure to love the climate in Lea County.

New homes are under construction throughout the region. As of the first quarter of 2008, the MLS average price for new and existing homes in Hobbs was $155,787.

We strive to make Lea County a better place to live and work, and we do that, in part, in concert with our churches, schools and numerous clubs and organizations. The residents of Lea County place children first and take great pride in the quality of their education. Hobbs High School, for example, has been ranked numerous times among the nation’s top third of Newsweek’s 1,000 best public high schools in the nation.

When it comes to entertainment for the entire family, Lea County is a desert oasis. Whether the symphony, community theater, or museums showcasing our Western heritage, area families enjoy the cultural offerings of a larger Southwest metropolitan area in a small-town atmosphere. Our residents and guests savor unique dining experiences, ranging from down-home barbeque and New Mexico comida to gourmet international cuisine. Lea County is also home to a wide range of shopping, championship public and private golf courses with superior amenities, dozens of parks and walking trails, water parks and more.


HobbsJobs.com

 

HobbsEvents.org