Fulton's Enterprise Park receives Gold designation

Enterprise Park at Fulton – a new rail-served industrial site in Fulton Ky., just off Interstate 69 – has received a Gold designation through the Site Selectors Guild’s REDI Sites program.
Announced at the Site Selectors Guild Fall Forum, the newest REDI Sites designations represent 26 sites in 10 states totaling 5,545 acres evaluated against one national standard for site readiness based on five weighted categories: Utilities (30%), Ownership & Entitlements (20%), Environmental (20%), Ease of Development (15%) and Logistics Infrastructure (15%).
“Fulton has been a rail town since 1857. This designation is a message that Fulton is a 21st-Century rail town and ready for business,” said Fulton County Judge-Executive Jim Martin. “The investment made in Enterprise Park and our central geographic location for logistics will help propel Fulton toward our goal of creating new industrial development and good paying jobs for our people. Thanks to all who have been involved in make this designation a reality.”
REDI Sites (Readiness Evaluation for Development and Investment) is the first national site readiness designation program in the United States. An independent program affiliated with the Site Selectors Guild, REDI Sites evaluates industrial sites against one national framework through independent engineering review by Terracon and evaluation by REDI Reviewers, practicing site selection consultants. Each site earns a designation of Emerging, Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum that reflects its current level of readiness.
“This REDI Site designation is more than just a certification – it is a launchpad for Fulton’s future,” according to Cubb Stokes, chair of the Fulton County Industrial Development Authority. “Enterprise Park is now premier-tier real estate, positioning us to attract high-quality jobs and sustainable economic prosperity for generations to come.”
Learn more at linkedin.com/company/redi-sites.