928-777-1460
201 N. Montezuma St
Prescott AZ 86301
The Economic Development Office is part of the City Manager’s Office. Here you will find a dedicated City Staff and Council who truly want you to succeed. Whether you are a new business seeking to locate in Prescott, or an existing business looking to expand your operation, the Economic Development Office is available as a resource.
Our office works closely with other departments such as Public Works and Community Development to make sure you get the information you need, and to keep your permits and plans moving forward.
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What makes Prescott a great location?
The City of Prescott’s Magazine Rack Program provides curated space in City-owned racks located in public areas throughout the community. The program supports the distribution of high-quality publications that highlight Prescott’s arts, culture, history, events, local journalism, tourism, and community resources.
Magazine racks are public assets intended to enhance the experience of residents and visitors. Through a competitive application process, the City selects a limited number of professionally produced publications (12) that align with community interests and contribute to a vibrant local information network.
Selected publishers are assigned rack space for a two-year term and are responsible for maintaining current issues and regularly restocking their publication.
Apply to Participate
Publishers interested in placing their publication in City-owned racks may submit an application for consideration in the Magazine Rack Program.
Selected publications will be assigned rack space based on quality, relevance to Prescott, and ability to maintain consistent distribution.
Please review all regulations prior to applying: Regulations for the City of Prescott Magazine Rack Program
Start your application below
201 N. Montezuma St
Prescott AZ 86301
AKA Experience Prescott
The Office of Tourism – also known as Experience Prescott is part of the City Manager’s Office. This department acts as the official destination marketing organization (DMO) for the city. The tourism office budget comes from the Transient Occupancy Tax (Bed Tax) which is collected by lodging establishments and vacation rentals within the city limits.
The mission of the office of tourism is to attract visitors that enhance our community’s quality of life by inspiring a love and respect for our natural beauty, rich history, and hometown atmosphere.
For more information, upcoming events, and a variety of things to do check out our website.
201 N. Montezuma St
Prescott AZ 86301
Watch the seasons change throughout this mile-high destination in Northern Arizona.
