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Innovate.
- The resources here are tremendous. Virtually every part, every piece that we need made or fabricated, everything is here to make it happen. The engineering is here; the supplies are here.
  Howard Hager, President, Hanover Foils
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- We integrate technology and interiors to transform any space into a leading edge, collaborative environment. We wanted our headquarters to reflect that, and Hanover had the building we needed to accomplish our vision.
  Robert DeLille, CEO, Creative
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Prosper.
- The tax situation is very advantageous. That's a real plus. Having our facility in Hanover has resulted in significant savings.
  James McCarthy, President, and Jeff Spink, CEO, Analytics Corporation
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- Hanover has an excellent reputation for being a business-friendly county. There’s a good tax structure. Hanover has good roads and infrastructure. And there's a great labor pool.
  Ken Byrd, President, Morooka USA – East
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- Hanover County has an ideal location for business and for employees. In the last four years, business has grown 40%. We’ve increased our customer base and the number of our employees.
  Stuart Cooper, Vice President of Sales, Flexicell
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Grow.
- Locating to Hanover was absolutely the right choice–the location, low cost of business, expansion possibilities. It puts us–and keeps us–on the right track for continued growth.
  Travers Clemons, President, Orbit Logistics
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- We recently purchased a neighboring building in order to expand our facilities. Hanover County worked closely with us and was very helpful during the process.
  Reinhard Eberl, President, Anton Paar USA
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- Hanover County’s good quality of life attracts talent. We’re getting the people we want for our team.
  Art McKinney, Chairman, and Nancy Walker, P.E., President & CEO
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Low Crime Rates

Hanover County Police Cruiser Hanover County is a safe place to live, work, and play.

Consider that:

In 2010, the average crime rate in the U.S. was 3,345 (for every 100,000 citizens, 3,345 were victimized by a violent crime or property crime).
In 2010, the average crime rate in the Commonwealth of Virginia was 2,541 (for every 100,000 citizens, 2,541 were victimized by a violent crime or property crime).
In 2010, the crime rate in Hanover County was 963 (for every 100,000 citizens, 963 were victimized by a violent crime or property crime).
In 2010, Hanover County’s crime rate of 963 was the lowest recorded compared to the City of Richmond, Henrico County and Chesterfield County. It was also the lowest recorded crime rate for Hanover County since 1975.