Yuba County is located in the northern corridor of California's capitol region and includes the incorporated town of Marysville and Wheatland.

Yuba County offers:

• A best rural "Place to do Business in California," (2001, 2002) 11th in job growth (out of 168 nationwide) and 19th in income growth (2003) as ranked by Forbes Magazine*
  
  
• No utility user's tax, no regional transportation fee or tax, no parking tax, no gross receipts tax, no business license fee for most businesses in unincorporated areas. State sales tax is 7.25%
  
  
• California's largest Enterprise Zone provides significant sales tax advantages, including 14 State tax and local financial incentives
  
  
• County owned M-1 zoned, infrastructure-ready business park property available for purchase or lease at the Airport
  
  
• The Marysville Joint Unified School District has been referred to as one of the most improved school districts in the State of California with four schools honored with high achievement awards.
  
  
• A low-cost area of living with median housing prices at $130,000 (2002)
  
  
• An expedited development plan review and permitting process in appropriately zoned locations
  
  
• An outstanding quality of life including clean air, good schools, numerous camping, fishing, hunting and boating opportunities, outdoor concerts at SleepTrain Amphitheater
  
  
  *May 26, 2003