WELCOME TO GRUNDY COUNTY, ILLINOIS!
Situated just 45 minutes southwest of Chicago, with Interstate 80 and Interstate 55 access, we’ve got the perfect spot for your expanding business. Our regional airport, Illinois river ports and 4 Class I Railroads all make Grundy County the ideal location. We’re just minutes from BNSF & UP Intermodals.
Site selectors, investors and industry leaders look to Grundy County for their growing business. Our location, demographics, and incentives are all what make Grundy County, Illinois situated perfectly for success.
Why choose Grundy County to locate your business?
Here’s a few reasons why Procter & Gamble chose to locate in Grundy County in the fall of 2020.
“Through a great deal of research and diligence, we landed on the Morris Gateway 80 property north of town near the airport. There were several reasons why this location made sense for P&G.
- First, the location is ideal—especially so near to Chicago with superb, efficient access to our customers… as well as proximity to intermodal resources.
- We were also impressed with such a skilled talent pool—meeting critical criteria such as availability, quality, stability, and productivity.
- Your schools, the vibrancy of the community, and your business-friendly environment were also keys to a final decision.
- We have greatly valued our partnership so far and look forward to many mutual wins in the future.”
Stefano Zenezini, Procter & Gamble Senior VP for NA Supply Network Operations
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FEATURED SITES
The GEDC maintains an inventory of available properties in Grundy County for industrial and commercial development.
Demographics
To find out more about Grundy County Illinois’ rising population data, economic data, and more.
Incentives
Several programs are available through the State of Illinois’ Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity.
Workforce
Grundy County’s workforce is motivated, experienced, and highly skilled with a labor pool of nearly 800,000 people.
We did it! Governor Pritzker signed the energy bill into law on September 15, 2021. Thank you to our local legislators, Senator Rezin, Senator Joyce, Representative Welter, and Representative Haas. Lastly, thanks to all of you for filing witness slips, attending rallies, putting up signs, and so much more. It made a difference.
