The Hub of Central Oregon
About Redmond
Surrounded by snow-capped mountains, world-class outdoor activities, and a community of welcoming citizens, Redmond is proud to be the “hub” of Central Oregon, located at the geographic center of our thriving tri-county area.
As a community of just over 35,000, we pride ourselves on being business-friendly and progressive. Focused on our quality of life and future vitality, we strive to create opportunities for individuals, families, and business enterprises to succeed.
Redmond has been favored by one of our fastest growing industries, manufacturing, which has grown by 50% in employment over the last five years. The community is home to a strong mix of primary employers including medical device manufacturing; precision metals manufacturing and fabrication; food manufacturing and distribution; machinery repair, sales, and distribution; clean technology; medical claims processing and call center facilities.
Redmond is a dedicated and resilient community with a strong sense of family, community values, and openness to new residents and future friends. If you are interested in learning more about how your business can thrive in Redmond, please contact Redmond Economic Development, Inc. (REDI) at (541) 923-5223 or redi@rediinfo.com. We hope you enjoy your virtual tour of our region!
Redmond Area Contact

Steve Curley
steve@edcoinfo.com
Why Redmond?
- Access to Regional Workforce – Geographic center of region
- Converging State Highway System – Direct connections to border states
- Home to the Region’s Commercial Airport – Direct connections to twelve U.S. destinations
- Incentive Programs for Growing and Relocating Businesses – Forgivable loans, tax abatements, fast-track permitting and fee reductions, workforce training
- Favorable Business Costs – Competitive power, lease, wage, and tax rates
- Livability – Boating, camping, fishing, golf, hiking, horseback riding, hunting, rock climbing, skiing, snowshoeing, swimming, tennis, and rafting all within 30 minutes
- Recent Investments in Education – Manufacturing and Applied Technology Center, new Ridgeview High School, Career and Technical Training in Manufacturing at Redmond High School, and the newly constructed Redmond Technology Education Center