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2024 Census Report reveals increase in long-term job growth, annual payroll,and new employment opportunities  Texarkana, USA (Sept. 24, 2024) – TexAmericas Center today announced its continued and impressive growth in new businesses, year-over-year job expansion, and annual payroll at its industrial park, as detailed in its 2024 TexAmericas Center Annual Census of Employment and Payroll

TexAmericas Center is excited to share it has earned recognition as the No. 3 best industrial park in the U.S. by Business Facilities’ 20th Rankings Report. This is the fifth consecutive year TexAmericas Center has ranked in the top 10 and its second year as number three in the annual assessment of economic development leaders.

TexAmericas Center was recently featured in Business Facilities Magazine, with the renowned outlet featuring the organization as a location that has the resources and space to support aerospace and defense businesses.

TexAmericas Center has announced its Alamo Site has been qualified as “Shovel-Ready,” prepared to be certified, and is well-suited for large industrial development.

The 22-acre Duke East Site is a shovel-ready, rail-served, greenfield development site situated on the TexAmericas Center East Campus (TAC East).

TexAmericas Center will receive a portion of $15.4 million in grant funding for infrastructure projects in military communities from the Texas Military Preparedness Commission’s (TMPC) Defense Economic Adjustment Assistance Grant (DEAAG) program.

TexAmericas Center has a new partnership with Texas A&M University-Texarkana that will allow employees to receive discounted tuition towards classes at the university.

TexAmericas Center announced its Brazos Site has been qualified as “Shovel-Ready” and is well-suited for industrial development.

TexAmericas Center has announced its continued and impressive growth in new businesses and year-over-year job growth at its industrial park, highlighted in its 2023 TexAmericas Center Annual Census of Employment and Payroll report.

Shortages abound and logistics jobs are in high demand after one of the most challenging years on record navigating a global pandemic. Trucking jobs need to be filled to continue to transport everything from the goods we purchase online, to the gasoline we use to fuel our vehicles. Patrick De Hann, head of petroleum analysis