Three Entities. One Mission.
"Invested in Growth. Driven by Community."
At the Pleasants County Development Authority, Chamber of Commerce, and Convention & Visitors Bureau, collaboration is more than just a buzzword; it's the foundation upon which community growth is built. These three organizations, each with its unique strengths and perspectives, unite under a common goal: to enhance the quality of life for residents and to attract visitors and businesses to the area.
Our Values & Benefits
Driving Growth and Opportunity to Pleasants County, West Virginia
The value we bring to Pleasants County, WV is rooted in our commitment to fostering a vibrant community that thrives on innovation and inclusivity. By creating opportunities for local businesses and supporting educational initiatives, we aim to empower residents and encourage economic growth. We focus on:
Growth & Development
At the Pleasants County Development Authority, Chamber of Commerce, and Convention & Visitors Bureau, we work to drive sustainable growth and development.
Offering Opportunities
Pleasants County boasts a wealth of opportunities for current and new businesses and its residents. At the PCDACC & CVB, we focus on helping people and organizations thrive by fostering economic growth and promoting tourism.
Investing Locally
By investing in local businesses and infrastructure, our organizations help residents and businesses alike overcome challenges, take advantage of opportunities, and establish a strong, successful foundation.
Successful Initiatives
The Pleasants County Development Authority, Chamber of Commerce, and Convention & Visitors Bureau works to align initiatives with the county's unique needs by collaborating with community leaders and stakeholders.
Discover Pleasants County
Learn More About Our County's History
"Pleasants County, named for James Pleasants, governor of Virginia (1822–24), is one of the smallest counties in West Virginia. It has 134.6 square miles and 2020 population of 7,653. Pleasants County was created in 1851 from portions of Wood, Ritchie, and Tyler counties. After reaching its peak of 9,345 residents in 1900, during the heart of the oil and gas boom, the county’s population has remained, for the most part, relatively steady..."
How can we help you?
Looking to start a business, connect locally, or explore Pleasants County, WV? We're here to help. From growth opportunities to tourism, our organizations proudly showcase what makes our county thrive. Contact us to discover how we can support your goals and your place in Pleasants County.
