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— Photo by MARY MALONE Jeff Sayer, former director of the Idaho Department of Commerce, gave a presentation about the state of Idaho's economy Wednesday during economic forum and luncheon, attended by more than 60 people and hosted by the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce and D.A. Davidson Company at the Columbia Bank building in Sandpoint.

— Photo by MARY MALONE Jeff Sayer, former director of the Idaho Department of Commerce, gave a presentation about the state of Idaho's economy Wednesday during economic forum and luncheon, attended by more than 60 people and hosted by the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce and D.A. Davidson Company at the Columbia Bank building in Sandpoint.

October 14, 2016

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Infrastructure, talent fuel growth
October 14, 2016 1 a.m.

Infrastructure, talent fuel growth

SANDPOINT — Power rates in Idaho are competitive, the cost of living is lower and cost of doing business is lower than in other states, but wages are also lower, said Jeff Sayer, former director of the Idaho Department of Commerce and Labor.