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https://www.unf.edu/
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https://www.famu.edu/
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https://www.fsu.edu/
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https://www.ufl.edu/
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https://rtc.suwannee.k12.fl.us/
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https://www.bbtc.edu/
Located in Gulf County, Florida, the Port of Port St. Joe offers a deepwater seaport featuring a bulkhead nearly 1,900 linear feet at the ship channel turning basin. The port is well-suited for bulk and cargo shipments, offering access to rail, the U.S. Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, and state and U.S. highways.
One of the port's greatest assets is the approximately 213 acres of combined ready-to-be-leased lands adjacent to the bulkheads and thousands of acres of land in the Port environs available for immediate development. Businesses wishing to establish facilities have plenty of room to build and expand.
CONTACT:
PSJ Port Authority
101 Good Morning Street #103
Port St. Joe, FL 32456
info@portofportstjoe.com
Phone:
Office: 850.229.5240
Web:
www.portofportstjoe.com/index.cfm
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Nassau County:
Nassau County, nestled in Northeast Florida along the Georgia border, features a unique tapestry of beautiful beaches to the east and picturesque countryside to the west.
Click HERE for a list of Nassau County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Sherri Mitchell
76346 William Burgess Blvd.
Yulee, FL 32097
Phone:
(904) 225-8878
Email:
info@nassauflorida.com
Tampa International Airport is consistently ranked among the world’s most beloved airports, serving more than 21 million annual passengers with routes to 90 nonstop destinations around the world. The Airport has received top awards at the state, national and international level, including being ranked #1 in North America and fifth in the world in customer satisfaction among airports of its size.
TPA has now completed several projects in the largest construction program in its history with a major Main Terminal renovation, 66 shops and restaurants, a 1.4-mile automated people mover extending to a multi-level rental car facility, new Blue Express Curbsides, a nine-story office complex and numerous new public art installations. TPA is a major economic driver for the Tampa Bay region and is the gateway to the west coast of Florida.
The Hillsborough County Aviation Authority operates all publicly owned airports in Hillsborough County, with Tampa International Airport as its flagship airport.
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CONTACT:
4100 George J Bean Parkway,
Tampa, FL 33607
Phone:
(813) 870-8700
Email:
asktpa@tampaairport.com
The Port of Citrus located in Citrus County, Florida is expected to bring economic vitality and quality of life to the region. With the expansion of the Panama Canal to include other major changes in trade patterns coupled with the timing of this endeavor, global maritime commerce opportunities exist for Citrus County which will benefit Florida at large. The Port of Citrus boast an average channel width of 225 feet at an average depth of 12-14 feet. Transportation to the Port of Citrus is available through two (2) State Roads (SR 19 & SR 98) with rail access service provided by Florida Northern.
CONTACT
110 North Apopka Avenue
Inverness, FL 34450
Phone:
352- 341-6560
College of Central Florida campus in Levy County offers dual enrollment for high school students who wish to get a head start on their college career either at their local high school or on the campus.
College of Central Florida (Levy Campus) offers both A.A. and A.S. degree programs as well as baccalaureate degree programs with a B.S. in Business and Organizational Management and B.S. in Nursing.
In addtiion, the College of Central Florida offers a Post-Secondary Adult Vocational program in Applied Welding Technologies.
College of Central Florida (Levy Campus) is accrediated by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
Address:
15390 N.W. Hwy 19
Chiefland, FL 32626
Phone:
352-493-9533
Website:
http://www.cf.edu/
RiverOak Technical College currently offers thirteen (13) technical training programs and provides training for Administrative Office Specialist/Medical Administrative Specialist, Building Construction Technology, Automotive Service Technology, Electricity, Pharmacy Technology and more. Targeted populations include the physically handicapped, single parents, displaced homemakers, and academically and or economically disadvantaged individuals which make RiverOak Technical College a great choice for elevating your technical skill set.
Address:
415 SW Pinewood Drive
Live Oak, Florida 32064
Phone: 386-647-4200
Website: http://rtc.suwannee.schooldesk.net/
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Big Bend Technical College in Taylor County provides training for careers such as Administrative Office Specialist, Applied Welding Technologies, Cosmetology, Electronic Technician, Electrical and Instrumentation Technology 1 & 2, Millwright 1 & 2: Industrial Mechanic and Installer, and Practical Nursing.
Address:
3233 South Byron Butler Parkway
Perry, FL 32348
Phone: 850-838-2545
Website: https://www.bbtc.edu/
North Florida Technical College is a post-secondary career and technical training center as well as an adult education institution under the authority of the Bradford County School Board located in Starke, Florida.
Course offerings at North Florida Technical College include Adult Education, Health Sciences, Human Services (Cosmetology), Information Technology, Manufacturing, and Transportation, Distribution and Logistics.
Address:
609 North Orange Street
Starke, FL 32091
Phone: 904-966-6764
Website: https://nftc.bradfordschools.org/
St. Johns River State College offers both A.A. and A.S. degrees to include baccalaureate degree programs with a B.S., Early Childhood Education, B.S., Organizational Management and B.S., in Nursing.
In addition, SJRSC offers several Post-Secondary training programs within its Workforce Education program such as Correctional Officer (Cross-Over training to Florida Law Enforcement Academy), Florida Corrections Officer Academy, Florida Law Enforcement Academy, Law Enforcement Officer (Cross-Over Training to Florida CMS Correctional Basic Recruit Training Program, Nursing Assistant, and Phlebotomist which prepare students for entry into a given career or vocation.
Other programs offered but not limited to are Computer Science (Computer Information Technology, Computer Programming & Analysis), Allied Health and Nursing (Nursing, Radiologic Care), Criminal Justice.
Website:
www.sjrstate.edu/
North Florida College (NFC) in Madison, FL offers programs that fit your organizational and specific project needs. From the moment that you step on campus, NFC's friendly faculty and staff give you the individual attention that you deserve. Couple that with affordable tuition and scholarship opportuntiies and the graduates from North Florida College are equipped with valuable knowledge that afford them the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to their future employer and their local economy.
Programs offered include Associate Degrees in Nursing, Manufacturing and Construction, Accounting, and Multimedia Technology. Certificate Programs are also offered in Automation and Production Technology as well as Business Administration.
Website:
www.nfc.edu/
Florida Gateway College (FGC) serves approximately 5,000 students in its five (5) county district which includes Baker, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, and Union Counties while covering more than 2,600 square miles (twice the size of Rhode Island) and offers programs that fit your organizational and specific project needs.
Florida Gateway College offers outstanding programs such as its first four (4) year program with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The Florida Department of Education recently approved three (3) additional baccalaureate programs which include the following: B.S., Early Childhood Education, B.A.S., Industrial Logistics, and Water Resource Management. Additionally, Florida Gateway College offers a wide range of professional training and certification programs helping to meet the demand from such industries as Welding, HVAC, Engineering Technology, and Water Resource Management.
Florida Gateway College is accrediated by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
Website:
www.fgc.edu/
College of Central Florida campus in Levy County offers dual enrollment for high school students who wish to get a head start on their college career whether its at their local high school or on the campus.
College of Central Florida (Levy Campus) offers both A.A. and A.S. degree programs as well as baccalaureate degree programs with a B.S. in Business and Organizational Management and B.S. in Nursing.
In addition, the College of Central Florida offers a Post-Secondary Adult Vocational program in Applied Welding Technologies.
College of Central Florida (Levy Campus) is accrediated by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
Website:
www.cf.edu/
Union County:
The sustainability and growth of existing and future companies is a top priority of Union County. Although the smallest of counties in the state of Florida, Union County offers a number of sites and buildings which have available uses ranging from commercial, industrial, to include general purpose. These properties are also available in various sizes in an effort to meet your companies individual needs.
Click HERE for a list of Union County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Kellie Hendricks Connell
55 West Main Street
Room 103
Lake Butler, Fl. 32054
Phone:
386-496-3711
Email:
connellk@circuit8.org
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Taylor County:
Taylor County provides an array of benefits for businesses looking to locate in its region with programs such as Quick Response Training (QRT). This program was designed to assist new value-added businesses and provide existing Florida businesess the necessary training for expansion opportunities while also training the local workforce to meet specific needs of a locating company. In addition, infrastructure grants, local incentives and various tax exemptions are also available making Taylor County a great place to do business.
Taylor County offers numerous sites as well as available buildings for various purposes be it commercial, industrial, retail or manufacturing. North Florida's Rising Star; Taylor County’s Economic Development Authority is committed to assisting your business and celebrating in it success.
Click HERE for a list of Taylor County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Scott Frederick
Taylor County Development Authority
103 East Ellis Street
Perry, Fl 32347
Phone:
850-584-5627
Email:
scottfrederick@fairpoint.net
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Suwannee County:
Suwannee County is committed to attracting new businesses by assisting existing or local business owners with the creation of a comprehensive and profitable business friendly climate. This is accomplished by offering a variety of benefits such as a talented workforce, low corporate income tax, no personal income tax, a peerless quality of life and many more of the local assets.
Suwannee County offers a number of sites and buildings with available uses ranging from commercial, industrial, retail, office space as we as general purposes. These properties are available to meet your companies specific needs and contribute to the overall success of your company in Suwannee County.
Click HERE for a list of Suwannee County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Alvin Jackson
13302 80th Terrace
Live Oak, Fl 32060
Phone:
386-364-1700
Email:
alvinj@suwcounty.org
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Putman County:
Putnam County’s Economic Development Council (PCEDC) is a public private non-profit organization that works to broaden the economic base while creating new economic opportunities for the residents of Putnam County. This is accomplished by PCEDC promoting a conducive business friendly environment in an effort to attract new businesses and retain local businesses and offer expansion opportunities to provide a better quality of life for its residents.
Putman County offers a number of available sites and buildings for sale or lease which are available in a variety of sizes and range in use from commercial, industrial, and general purpose to meet your companies specific needs.
Click HERE for a list of Putnam County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Brian Bergen
1100 Reid Street
Palatka, Fl 32177
Phone:
386-328-1503
Email:
brian@chamberpc.com
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Madison County:
Located in the North Central Florida, Madison County offers a variety of benefits that businesses can utilize to locate and or expand within the region such as ad valorem tax abatement incentives, not to mention an expedited permitting process in a business-friendly environment. Madison county is committed to the development and prosperity of its local economy by continuing to attract new and expanding businesses as well as those businesses wishing to expand locally.
Madison County offers a number of sites and buildings ranging from industrial, commercial, mixed use, retail purposes and office buildings specific to your company needs.
Click HERE for a list of Madison County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Allen Cherry
229 SW Pickney Street
Madison, Fl 32340
Phone:
850-973-3179
Email:
mccoord@madisoncountyfl.com
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Levy County:
Levy County offers an attractive natural environment and a variety of sites and buildings. Agricultural, Industrial, Commercial, Retail, and office space are among the buildings with plenty of sqaure foot availability. The business friendly climate to include motivated governments make Levy County a great place to relocate your business or simply expand your local business.
Levy County provides a variety of sites and buildings with different designs to meet your business model which range from commercial, industrial, and general purpose.
Click HERE for a list of Levy County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
David Pieklik
P.O. Box 1112
Bronson, Fl 32621
Phone:
352-493-6797
Email:
director@naturecoast.org
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Lafayette County:
Lafayette County offers a number of available sites and buildings with uses ranging from industrial, commercial, retail, office and warehouse space. These sites and buildings are available in numersous sizes and at various locations which is specific to your business needs.
Expansion of the County’s industrial park is expected to increase future development as well as job creation within the region. Lafayette County recently received a Rural Development Grant in the amount of $200,000 from USDA that will aide in the diversification of Lafayette County’s economy and provide incentives to smaller businesses desiring to locate within the industrial park.
Click HERE for a list of Lafayette County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Ricky Lyons
120 West Main Street
Mayo, Fl 32066
Phone:
850-487-1870
Email:
rlnclerk@yahoo.com
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Jefferson County:
Jefferson County has a well-developed transportation system with five (5) U.S. highways that allow for a steady flow of traffic through the county making it easy to access markets and transport product from multiple locations within the county. Another mode of product transportation is Jefferson County's proximity to Tallahassee International Airport providing daily flights through airline carriers such as Amercian and Delta Air Lines as well as Silver Airways.
Jefferson County offers a number of sites and buildings ranging from large manufacturing sites to office buildings. Commercial and residential buildings are also available to suit your company needs. The county is poised to provide other developmental benefits to help with your project request.
Click HERE for a list of Jefferson County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Julie Conley
492 West Walnut Street
Monticello, Fl 32344
Phone:
850-997-7999
Email:
jcedc@embarqmail.com
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Hamilton County:
Hamilton County which borders the Florida Georgia line is an excellent location for a variety of industries and features 45 acres of shovel ready industrial park property in Genoa which is in the southern portion of Hamilton County and is strategically located close to two (2) major interstate systems I-75 to the west and I-10 to the south. In addition to the sites located within the industrial park, Hamilton County also has 58 acres of shovel ready sites available at its logistics park. Local governments are committed to assisting in the process of securing property and the maximization of all potential resources to include the establishment of an exceptional workforce.
Hamilton County offers a number of sites and buildings that range in use from commercial, industrial, to include general purpose and are available in various sizes to meet your business model needs.
Click HERE for a list of Hamilton County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Louie Goodin/Susan Ramsey
1153 US Highway 41 NW
Jasper, Fl 32052
Phone:
386-792-6639
Email:
hamiltoncounty@windstream.net or
sramsey@hamiltoncda.org
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The synergy between Gilchrist County's Economic Development Authority to include other partnerships coupled with local government's commitment to assist any business through the economic development process is what makes Gilchrist County an excellent choice for economic development and countless expansion opportunities.
Gilchrist County offers a number of sites and buildings available for uses ranging from commercial, industrial and general purpose. These properties are available in a multiplicity of sizes to suit your business needs.
Click HERE for a list of Gilchrist County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Bobby Crosby
209 SE 1st Street
Monticello, Fl 32344
Phone:
352-463-3198
Email:
bcrosby@gilchrist.fl.us
Additional Information
Dixie County's committement to economic development and their future is exhibited by local government's hands on approach by assisting businesses through the economic development process. The business friendly environment welcomes companies wishing to expand and take full advantage of both local and the State of Florida incentives.
Dixie County offers a number of sites and buildings that meet your business model needs which are available in a variety of sizes ranging in use from commercial, industrial to general purpose.
Click HERE for a list of Dixie County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Tim Alexander
56 NE 210th Street
Cross City, Fl 32628
Phone:
352-498-1426
Email:
tim.alexander@dixie.fl.gov
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Nestled between two (2) major interstate systems (Interstates 10 & 75) with Interstate 95 just 60 miles to the east, Columbia County is geographically positioned in an excellent location for economic development. In addition to its transportation system, Columbia County is also home to Lake City Gateway Airport which has two (2) active runways one of which is 8,003'. Among the many assests that exist in Columbia County is its designation for the North Florida Mega Industrial Park which consist of 2,622 acres in its first phase and is only 1.6 miles from Lake City Gateway Airport.
Columbia County offers a number of sites and buildings to satisfy your busness model needs and is ready to assist you through the economic development process with collaborative efforts of both local and state partnerships.
Click HERE for a list of Columbia County's Industrial/Commercial Sites and Buildings.
CONTACT:
Glenn Hunter
259 NE Franklin Street
Lake City, Fl 32055
Phone:
386-758-1033
Email:
ghunter@columbiacountyfla.com
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Bradford County consist of 300 square miles in Northeast Florida and is centrally located with transportation accessibilty to three (3) major interstate systems (Interstate 10, 75 & 95) as well as US 301 and SR 100. This coupled with rail access keeps your business moving forward. With its business friendly climate you are able to expand locally or relocate your business to a community where you can do "Business Without Boundaries."
Bradford County is available to assist you through the economic development process in order to achieve and sustain the optimum conditions with a number of sites and buildings ranging in use from commercial, industrial to general purpose. This is made possible with the cooperation of local and state partnerships which offer valuable incentive, grant and workforce training opportunities for those companies desiring to expand or simply relocate to Bradford County.
Click HERE for a list of Bradford County's Industrial/Commercial Sites.
CONTACT:
Pam Whittle
100 East Call Street
Starke, Fl 32091
Phone:
904-964-5278
Email:
pam@northfloridachamber.com
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Union County, although the smallest county in Florida is home to numerous businesses which employ residents from within the county but also neighboring counties. This is made possible with the likes of businesses such as Weyerhaeuser, Pritchett Trucking, Medlink Management Services Inc, among others.
For more information regarding Union County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Union County Major Employers) below.
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Taylor County is home to numerous businesses one of which is Taylor County Schools, employing 575 employees. Other employers include but are not limted to Gilman Building Products, Doctors Memorial Hospital, Inc, and Thule, Inc.
| Organization | Industry | Number of Staff |
|---|---|---|
| Taylor County Schools | Education | 575 |
| Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. | General Merchandise | 261 |
| Chemring Ordnance | Explosives Manufacturing | 250 |
| Doctors Memorial Hospital | Health Care | 250 |
| Gilman Building Products | Lumber Mill | 130 |
| Ware Oil & Supply Company, Inc. | Petroleum Products | 125 |
| Snyder's-Lance, Inc. | Food Manufacturing | 125 |
| Thule, Inc. | Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing | 100 |
| RDS Manufacturing, Inc. | Parts Manufacturing | 100 |
| American Aluminum | Parts Manufacturing | 75 |
Suwannee County is home to the second-largest chicken producer in the world. Pilgrim's Pride is Suwannee Counties leading employer with 1,600 local and surrounding area citizens employed at this location. In addition to Pilgrim's Pride, Shenandoah Dairy Inc, and Binderholz, which is recognized as the world's largest sawmill employ a number of individuals in the area.
| Organization | Industry | Number of Staff | Revenue ($) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pilgrim's Pride Corporation | Prepared Feeds Manufacturers | 1600 | |
| Advent Christian Village | Retiree Community and Skilled Nursing Care Facility | 525 | 23,000,000 |
| Wal-Mart Stores Inc. | Discount Department Stores | 400 | |
| Binderholz | Saw Mill | 456 | |
| Shands at Live Oak Hospital | Hospital and Medical Services | 230 | |
| Suwannee Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center | Nursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities | 215 | |
| Lowes Home Centers Inc. | Home Centers | 150 | |
| Publix Super Markets Inc. | Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores | 150 | |
| Musgrove Construction Inc. | Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction | 135 | 15,000,000 |
| Signature Healthcare LLC (dba Surrey Place) | Home Health Care Services | 120 | |
| Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. | Convenience Stores | 100 | |
| Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperation Inc. | Electric Utility | 83 | 58,700,000 |
| Shenandoah Dairy Inc. | Dairy Cattle and Milk Production | 80 | 1,500,000 |
| Cornett's Spirit of the Suwannee, Inc. | Music Park and Campground | 77 | 970,000 |
| Suwannee American Cement | Hydraulic Cement Manufacturing | ||
| Florida Windstream Inc. | Telecommunications Resellers | 75 | 45,200,000 |
| Suwannee American Cement LLC | Cement Manufacturing | 76 | 19,800,000 |
| Cellco Partnership (dba Verizon) | Wireless Telecommunications Carriers | 71 | |
| Frier Home Sales | HQ- Module Home Manufacturer | 70 | 6,500,000 |
| Florida Sheriffs Youth | Other Residential Care Facilities | 62 | 16,567,871 |
| Walt's Live Oak | New Car Dealers | 50 | 19,000,000 |
| First Federal Savings of Florida | Banking Services | 50 | |
| Five Star Food Service Inc. | Mobile Food Services | 49 | 65,000,000 |
| T.W. Byrd's Sons Inc. | Logging Companies | 49 | 7,200,000 |
| Beaver's Dump Truck Service | Specialized Freight, trucking | 45 | 3,200,000 |
| Ch2m Hill Inc. (OMI) | Landscaping and Municipal services | 45 | |
| Columbia Grain & Ingredients, Inc. | Farm Supplies Merchant Wholesalers | 43 | 11,000,000 |
| NPC International Inc. | Wendy's Pizza Hut (Limited Service Rest.)_ | 45 | 978,284,000 |
| Suwannee Farms | Agricultural Farms | 40 | 2,400,000 |
| Live Oak Pest Control Inc. | Pest Control | 40 | 1,900,000 |
| Hardees Food Systems Inc. | Limited-Service Restaurants | 40 | |
| Walgreen Co | Pharmacies and Drug Stores | 40 | |
| International Mulch Company | Recycled Rubber products Mfg. &Distr. | 30 | |
| Precision Turning, Inc. | Nuts, Bolts, Rivets and Washer Mfg | 30 | 1,100,000 |
Palatka, Florida located in Putnam County serves as home to Seminole Electric Cooperative, Inc. which is one of the largest generation and transmission (G&T) cooperatives in the country. Putnam County is also home to Georgia Pacific Corporation, St. Johns River State College, Continental Building Prodcuts, and Putnam Hospital Inc,.
For more information regarding Putnam County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Putnam County Major Employers) below.
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North Florida Community College, Corporate Graphics International Inc, Florida Plywood, Gray Logging LLC, and Full Circle Dairy LLC, are among the many employers that employ citizens of Madison County and surrounding areas.
For more information regarding Madison County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Madison County Major Employers) below.
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Levy County located on the West Coast of Florida and bordering the Gulf of Mexico is home to Seabring Marine Industries, Inc. also known as Monterey Boats. Other major employers in Levy County include DAB Constructors Inc., and A & N Corporation.
For more information regarding Levy County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Levy County Major Employers) below.
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Lafayette County, is home to TW Byrd's Logging and with its close proximity to Florida's West Coast not to mention both fresh and salt water systems in the area, is home to Bass Assassin Lures, Inc. Another long standing staple in the community is Mayo Fertilizer Incorporated.
For more information regarding Lafayette County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Lafayette County Major Employers) below.
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Among the other major employers of Jefferson County are Simpson Nurseries, L.A.A., Brynwood Center, and Farmers and Merchants Bank.
For more information regarding Jefferson County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Jefferson County Major Employers) below.
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Hamilton County is home to Suwannee Valley Nursing Center which employs 108 of Hamilton County residents as well as residents from surrounding couties. Another recent addition to Hamilton County is Love's Travel Stop located just off Interstst 75 which employs 75 local and surrounding county residents.
For more information regarding Hamilton County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Hamilton County Major Employers) below.
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Gilchrist County known for its reputation in the Dairy Industry and is home to North Florida Holsteins, LLC. Additional major employers include Cushman and Wakefield, Inc. and Tri-County Metals.
For more information regarding Gilchrist County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Gilchrist County Major Employers) below.
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Dixie County is home to the leading independent manufacturer of softwood lumber in the Southeastern United States. Suwannee Lumber and Manufacturing Company employs approximately 300 residents of Dixie County and surrounding counties. Prison Rehabilitative Industries, Gulf Coast Supply and Manufacturing are also among companies that employ in Dixie County.
For more information regarding Dixie County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Dixie County Major Employers) below.
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Columbia County is home to Sitel, a world wide leader in customer experience management with 146 sites, 70 countries, and serving 48 languages as well as HAECO Americas which is the largest Maintenace, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) company in North America serving all major airlines in the industry of aviation. In addition to these major employers is Potash Corp. of White Springs to include Anderson Columbia, Inc, which is one of the largest construction firms in the Southeast is also based in Lake City, Florida. Columbia County is also proud to be home to the Veterans Administration Medical Center.
For more information regarding Columbia County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Columbia County Major Employers) below.
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Shands Regional Medical Center located in Bradford County employs approximately 350 of its residents to include those in surrounding counties. Bradford County is also home to Davis Express Trucking with over 300 trucks traveling up and down U.S. Highways and Interstate Systems as well as EI DuPont De Nemours & Company.
For more information regarding Bradford County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Bradford County Major Employers) below.
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Baker County located only minutes away from Interstate 10 and just 35 miles west of Jacksonville International Airport offers a number of large sites for economic developement opportunities. Baker County's East Enterprise offers 251 acres of property currently zoned for industrial park use with infrastructure already in place for your businesses connectivity. Enterprise West which consist of an 81 acre tract offering rail access is approved for 2.5 million square foot of industrial developement.
Sanderson, Florida located in the eastern part of Baker County is poised for major industrial developement with approval of up to 10 million square foot of industrial developement. Whether you're looking to expand or relocate, Baker County has the land capacity to accomadate the small or large company and a businees friendly environment to expedite the economic developement process.
Click HERE for a list of Baker County's Industrial/Commercial Sites.
CONTACT:
Darryl Register
20 East Macclenny Avenue
Macclenny, Fl 32063
Phone:
904.259.6433
Email:
dregister@bakerchamberfl.com
Additional Information
Baker County is home to numerous businesses which include Baker County Medical Services, Swift Transportation, Burnham Construction, Inc. and Insteel Wire Products Company.
For more information regarding Baker County's Major Employers, click on the PDF (Baker County Major Employers) below.
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Perry-Foley Airport (IATA: FPY, FAA LID: 40J) is a public-use airport located three (3) miles (4.8 km) south of the central business district of the city of Perry in Taylor County, Florida. Perry-Foley Airport has three (3) runways with the longest being 5,010 feet (Runway 18/36). The airport provides self-servefuel fore both 100LL and JET A. Perry-Foley Airport offers a crew/courtesy car with proof of driver’s license and insurance which is available for “in-town” short term use only.
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CONTACT:
511 Industrial Park Dr,
Perry, FL 32347
Phone:
850-838-3519
Fax:
850-838-3407
E-mail:
airport@taylorcountygov.com
Web:
http://taylorcountygov.com/airport/index.htm
Suwannee County Airport (FAA LID: 24J) is a public-use airport located two (2) nautical miles (3.7 km) west of the central business district of the city of Live Oak in Suwannee County, Florida. with Runway 07/25, measuring 4,037ft (1,230m).
Suwannee County Airport currently offers self-serve 100LL as well as a crew/courtesy car for in county purposes only.
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CONTACT:
13302 80th Terrace
Live Oak, FL 32060
Phone:
386-362-4200
Fax:
386-208-1580
E-mail:
nathans@suwgov.org
Web:
http://suwcounty.org/county/index.php/design-and-features/airport
Palatka Municipal Airport (28J), also known as Lt. Kay Larkin Field, is a city owned, public use airport located two (2) nautical miles (4 km) northwest of the central business district of Palatka, in Putnam County, Florida.
Palatka Municipal Airport has two (2) asphalt paved runways: Runway 9/27 measuring 6,000' and Runway 17/35 measuring 3,501'.
Palatka Municipal Airport provides fuel services with both Jet-A and Avgas (100LL) during normal business hours to inclde self serve fuel for both Jet-A and 100LL fuels after hours and offers a crew/courtesy car.
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CONTACT:
4015 Reid Street, Hwy 100
Palatka, Florida 32177
Phone:
386-329-0148
Fax:
386-3112-2230
E-mail:
jyouell@palatka-fl.gov
Web:
www.palatkakaylarkin.com/
Williston Municipal Airport (X60) is a city-owned, public-use airport located two (2) nautical miles (4 km) southwest of the central business district of Williston in Levy County, Florida.
Williston Municipal Airport has two (2) asphalt paved runways: Runway 5/23 measures 6,669' and Runway 14/32 measures 4,704'.
Williston Municipal Airport offers both Jet-A and Avgas (100 LL) fuel and provides a crew/courtesy car.
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CONTACT:
Williston Municipal Airport
1800 SW 19th Ave
Williston, Fl 32696
Phone:
352-528-4900
Fax:
352-528-9459
E-mail:
scott.lippman@ci.williston.fl.us
Web:
www.willistonfl.org/city_pages/cw_airport.html
George T. Lewis Airport (IATA: CDK, ICAO: KCDK, FAA LID: CDK) is a county-owned public-use airport located in Levy County, Florida.
The airport covers an area of 52 acres (21 ha) at an elevation of 11 feet (3 m) above mean sea level. It has one (1) asphalt paved runway designated 5/23 which measures 2,355 by 100 feet (718 x 30 m) with a displaced threshold on Runway 23.
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CONTACT:
P.O. Box 310
Bronson, Fl 32621
Phone:
352-486-5218
Fax:
352-486-5167
E-mail:
moody-fred@levycounty.org
Web:
www.cedarkeyairport.org/airport-info.html
Cross City Airport (IATA: CTY, ICAO: KCTY, FAA LID: CTY) is a county-owned, public-use airport located one nautical mile (2 km) east of the central business district of Cross City, in Dixie County, Florida.
Cross City Airport covers an area of 591 acres (239 ha) at an elevation of 42 feet (13 m) above mean sea level.
It has two asphalt paved runways: 4/22 is 5,005 by 75 feet (1,526 x 23 m) and 13/31 is 5,001 by 100 feet (1,524 x 30 m)
Cross City Airport offers both Jet-A and Avgas (100 LL) fuel and provides a crew/courtesy car.
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CONTACT:
508 NE 241 St,
Cross City, FL 32628
Phone:
352-498-6656
Fax:
352-498-6654
E-mail:
tim.alexander@dixie.fl.gov
Web:
www.visitdixie.com/airport.php
Lake City Gateway Airport (IATA: LCQ, ICAO: KLCQ, FAA LID: LCQ) is a city owned, public use airport located three nautical miles (6 km) east of the central business district of Lake City, in Columbia County, Florida and covers an area of 1,250 acres at an elevation of 201’(61 m) above mean sea level (AMSL). It has two asphalt paved runways: Runway 10/28 measuring 8,003’ x 150’ (2,439 x 46 m) and Runway 5/23 measuring 4,000’ x 75’ (1,219 x 23 m). Lake City Gateway Airport has a full service FBO on site which provides both Jet-A and Avgas (100LL) fuel.
In addition, Ground Power Unit (GPU) & Tug services are provided along with a crew/courtesy car as well as rental car services offered through Enterprise and Hertz. Lake City Gateway Airport's full service FBO, Industrial Park availability, as well as convenient locations to North-South airways to include two major interstate systems allow for continued growth as an Aviation Gateway to Florida thus making it a strategic location for business and industry.
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CONTACT:
Lake City Gateway Airport
3524 E US Hwy 90
Lake City, Florida 32055
Phone:
386-752-1066
Fax:
386-752-5584
Email:
lusterr@lcfla.com
Web:
www.lcfla.com/index.php/departments/gateway-airport-klcq
Keystone Airpark is located approximately four (4) miles North of the City of Keystone Heights and approximately ten (10) miles Southeast of the City of Starke on State Road 100. It is also situated on the county line between Clay and Bradford Counties.
Although Keystone Airpark is located close to two major airports, it is the only general aviation airport strategically located in both Clay and Bradford Counties.
Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) is approximately forty-three (43) nautical miles to the Northeast and Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV) is approximately fifteen (15) nautical miles to the Southwest.
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CONTACT:
7100 Airport Road
Starke, FL 32091
Phone:
352-473-0031
Fax:
352-473-4251
E-mail:
mgall@keystoneairport.com
Web:
www.keystoneairport.com/
The Jacksonville Aviation Authority (JAA) is a vital component of the transportation network that serves the commercial, business and recreational aviation needs of Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. Jacksonville's Airport System encompasses four airports, each of which serves a distinct aviation need.
Jacksonville International is the major regional passenger air service provider, featuring non-stop flights to dozens of major U.S. cities. Jacksonville Executive at Craig Airport (CRG), centrally located near Jacksonville's suburban business centers, is a general aviation field perfect for busy corporate travelers and operators of small aircraft. Herlong Recreational Airport(HEG), on the city's west side, is ideally suited as a general aviation field and prime recreational site for small private planes, hot air balloons, gliders and similar craft. Cecil FAirport (VQQ) is located approximately 15 miles west of downtown Jacksonville. The newest addition to the Jacksonville airport system, Cecil Airport (VQQ) is an ideal site for aviation maintenance, manufacturing and repair and overhaul operations.
Jacksonville International Airport has two (2) Runways:
Runway 8/26 measures 10,000'
Runway 14/32 measures 7,701'
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CONTACT:
14201 Pecan Park Road
Jacksonville, FL 32229
Phone:
904-741-2000
Fax:
(904) 741-2224
Email:
steve.grossman@flyjacksonville.com
Web:
www.flyjacksonville.com
Tallahassee International Airport (TLH) is located in the Florida Panhandle and accounts for one-third of air passenger travel in the Northwest Florida Region which includes Tallahassee and 32 counties in Florida as well as areas of Georgia and Alabama. With two runways, Runway 9/27 measuring 8,000 ' and Runway 18/36 measuring 7,000' and an estimated 700,000 passengers a year, Tallahassee International Airport is currently served by American and Delta Air Lines as well as Silver Airways which offer nonstop services to major U.S. hubs with convenient connections.
Tallahassee International Airport is located seven (7) miles southwest of the central business district of the city of Tallahassee in Leon County, Florida and is accessible by both Interstate 10 and State Road 90 via the Capital Circle Southwest entry/exit road.
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CONTACT:
3300 Capital Circle SW
Suite 1
Tallahassee, FL 32310
Phone:
850-891-7800
Fax:
850-891-7837
Email:
chris.curry@talgov.com
Web:
www.flytallahassee.com
Orlando International Airport (MCO) processes over 40 million passengers yearly and it is ideally located for cargo entering and exiting the country. Orlando is also one of the few airports in the world that can accommodate the new generation, Class 6 aircraft.
Orlando International Airport has four (4) Runways:
Runway 18L/36R measures 12,005'
Runway 18R/36L measures 12,004'
Runway 17R/35L measures 10,000'
Runway 17L/35R measures 9,001'
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CONTACT:
One Jeff Fuqua Boulevard,
Orlando, FL 32827
Phone:
407-825-2032
Fax:
407-825-2202
E-mail:
pbrown@goaa.org
Web:
www.orlandoairports.net/
Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV) located three (3) miles northeast of the center of Gainesville in Alachua County and only minutes away from the University of Florida serves North Central Florida. GNV offers flights through American (American Eagle) and Delta Air Lines offering direct flights to U.S. hubs, with convenient connections which produce over 400,000 travelers each year. In addition to the commercial service GNV has a full service FBO on site which provides fuel to general aviation, military, and air cargo. Access to GNV is via Interstate 75 and U.S. Highways 441 & 301.
The airport covers 1,650 acres and has two asphalt runways: 11/29 measuring 7,504 by 150 feet (2,287 x 46 m) and 7/25 measuring 4,158 by 100 feet (1,267 x 30 m).
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CONTACT:
3880 N.E. 39th Avenue
Suite A
Gainesville, Florida 32609
Phone:
352-373-0249
Fax:
352-374-8368
Email:
allan.penska@flygainesville.com
Web:
www.flygainesville.com
JAXPORT (Jacksonville Port Authority) is a 1,500-acre, full-service, international trade seaport located in Northeastern Florida offering service from 40 different ocean carriers. JAXPORT owns, maintains, and markets three (3) cargo terminals and one (1) passenger cruise terminal along the St. Johns River which are as follows: Blount Island Marine Terminal, Dames Point Marine Terminal, Talleyrand Marine Terminal and the JAXPORT Cruise Terminal.
JAXPORT's three (3) marine terminals is capable of handling every type of general and project cargo and continues to position Northeast Florida as a principal hub for the nation’s global logistics, trade and transportation network.
CONTACT
2831 Talleyrand Avenue
Jacksonville, FL 32206
Phone
904-357-3000
Web:
www.jaxport.com
The Port of Fernandina provides terminal service to numerous pulp and paper producers located throughout Florida and the Southeast while providing steel export services to several steel companies with mills in the Southeast. The Port of Fernandina supports a number of independent container lines serving Ecuador and Bermuda. The port’s principal cargo includes exports of steel products (including billets, coils beams and rebar), machinery, forest products (including kraft linerboard, logs and treated lumber), corrugated cardboard waste, and building and construction material, as well as imports of wood pulp, hardboard and building materials.
In addition, containerized commodities moving through the port include wood pulp, automobile and truck parts, lumber, chemicals, beverages, food and chilled goods, machinery, consumer goods and building materials.
CONTACT
Port of Fernandina
501 North 3rd Street
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Phone:
904-261-0753
Web:
www.portoffernandina.org
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