I'd recommend you call the local Chamber of Commerce if there is one and ask what kinds of businesses and services are available in the area if you're concerned or just start googling.

I belong to the local Chamber of Commerce, and a fellow business owner says the tag line in all his marketing materials is "We return phone calls!".

Do not overlook your local Chamber of Commerce.

Hi Alan Chambers,In short: It's your business -- therefore you'll get out what you put in.

That process can be lengthy, so they should know of plans in the works long before ground is broken.Another source of information would be your local Chamber of Commerce &/or Economic Development Corporation. 

You could also look through the RE section of the chamber business directory (http://www.tracychamber.org/business-directory).

@Matthew YovichCall the chamber president ask who they like in the local banks get a referral use the name drop of the pres when calling.

Check out the chamber of commerce, rotary/lions clubs.

You can usually meet people willing to help you and be an adviser at local chamber of commerce meetings or investor meet ups. 

Find them through Google and meetup.com Here you can find people to work with.Call the Chamber of Commerce President, ask them who they like in the local banks get the referral use the name drop.