The Visalia Industrial Park stands out as a premier destination for businesses, offering a range of unique features designed to support growth and innovation. Strategically located with easy access to major highways and transportation hubs, the park ensures seamless logistics and distribution capabilities. It boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure, including high-speed internet, reliable utilities, and modern facilities tailored to various industries. Additionally, the Visalia Industrial Park is supported by a proactive local government and a strong network of business services, creating an environment conducive to success. These distinctive attributes make the Visalia Industrial Park a compelling choice for companies looking to thrive in a dynamic and supportive setting.
Nearly $130 million has been invested in the Visalia Industrial Park to quickly connect Visalia to State Route 99 and the western United States.
The VEDC primarily concentrates on the Visalia Industrial Park, with a focus on:
Business Development and Relocation:Working with the City of Visalia, the VEDC provides information, contacts, tours, and other resources to businesses looking to relocate.
Business Expansion and Retention: Through the monthly Industrial Roundtable meeting the VEDC Identifies areas of need and concern and helps to develop solutions to remove barriers to growth and success.
Business-Friendly Climate: The VEDC works with the City and the Chamber of Commerce to ensure that Visalia remains a pro-business community, with streamlined processes at City Hall, reasonable policies, and appropriate fees.
Ready when you are:
Available land
Zoned industrial
Rail, air, and truck shipping
Readily available water, power and gas
Wastewater capacity
Visalia Industrial Park Advantage
Locating a business in the Visalia Industrial Park is a strategic decision that offers numerous advantages. The park's prime location provides easy access to major highways and transportation hubs, ensuring efficient logistics and distribution.
Centrally located in the San Joaquin Valley of California
Access 90% of California’s Population, and 14% of the U.S. Population within a 300-mile radius
Reach more than 40 million consumers overnight
Access to Highway 99 North & South, and Highway 198 West to Central Coast
2-day shipping to the Western US
$1.1 billion industry- Among private sector employers in Tulare County, manufacturing ranks slightly behind agriculture and health care in employment, generating 11,000 jobs and a Gross Regional Output of over $1.1 billion. Manufacturing had higher gross exports than agriculture in 2010, according to Lightcast.
The recent City General Plan Update had a Master EIR for the entire Industrial Park, streamlining the CA entitlement process.
UPS Transit Times: Visalia vs. Fresno vs. Bakersfield vs. Tracy vs. Las Vegas vs. Reno