Benefits of Locating a Business in Grenada County

 Welcome site consultants, real estate brokers and company representatives to Grenada’s website. There are many benefits to locating a business or industry in Grenada County. Listed below are just a few of these benefits:
—The City of Grenada owns approximately 1600 acres of real estate specifically for industrial development; therefore no third party negotiating is necessary. (See Industrial Sites section of our website)
—Grenada is a regional trade center with a substantial base of retail activity.
—A great spirit of cooperation exists between City officials, County officials and the Chamber of Commerce.
—A pro-business attitude throughout the County.

Transportation
—Grenada is located on Interstate 55, which gives easy access to major markets in the Southeast, Southwest and Midwest.
—Canadian National Railroad (Mainline) runs North and South through Grenada providing rail service if needed.
—Grenada Municipal Airport offers a 7000-foot runway and 5000 foot runway complete with ILS and AWOS. Commercial and international air service is only 90 miles North at Memphis, TN.
River port services are available at Rosedale, which is 70 miles West of Grenada.
Education
—A 30,000 Sq. Ft. Industrial Training Complex is located on the campus of Holmes Community College in Grenada.
—Grenada has an excellent consolidated public school system as well as an excellent private school.
Medical
Grenada Lake Medical Center, a 156-bed acute care medical facility, is locally owned, mission driven, and locally controlled by a Board of Trustees. 
Housing
Grenada has affordable, conveniently located, quality homes that are priced well below the national average. 
Recreation
—Grenada Lake, a 36,000-acre lake managed by the Corps of Engineers, provides numerous recreational activities such as boating, fishing, hunting, hiking, camping and historical sites.
 
 
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