  The Red River Commerce Park was developed by the Red River Redevelopment Authority to create a sound economic development program for Bowie County, Texas. The 765 acres, formerly part of Red River Army Depot is ideally suited for conducting business activities within a community setting and established industrial framework. Our vision is to become a self-supporting regional asset that creates quality job opportunities and a healthy economic environment.   Red River Commerce Park 107 Chapel Lane New Boston, Texas 75570 (903) 223-9841 Fax: (903) 223-8742
FOR INFORMATION ON THE REDEVELOPMENT OF LONE STAR ARMY AMMUNITION PLANT AND THE SURPLUS PORTIONS OF RED RIVER ARMY DEPOT THAT WERE CLOSED UNDER BRAC 2005, PLEASE CLICK ON THE "REUSE PLAN" TAB TO THE LEFT.

 An exceptional location and tremendous access perfectly positions this former military base property to offer opportunity for new start companies or those looking to expand or relocate. Forecasts of strong economic growth for the region are largely due in part to the strategic location of the Texarkana/New Boston area.
Situated on Hwy. 82 and only 1/4 mile off Interstate 30 and 17 miles west of Texarkana with it's regional airport, the site is proving to be of great interest to those companies seeking a somewhat rural environment while maintaining the conveniences of nearby big city services. Dallas and Little Rock are both within a manageable driving distance. Nearby Oklahoma and Louisiana create a unique four-states crossroads positioning. All Texas routes identified as NAFTA corridors pass through the Texarkana area, which is considered the geographic center of North America, and offer a primary route from Canada to Mexico.
Labor force requirements can be met from the draw of both skilled and unskilled labor within a 35-mile radius of the Texarkana and New Boston area. Population figures from 2000 show Bowie County at 89,306 and Miller County at 40,443. The 129,700 total is a good size employee base for many potential employers. In addition, local businesses and education systems work together to identify skills and training that need to be emphasized in the school system. Employee training assistance programs may also be available to new companies.
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 Good location leads to good transportation and shipping options for local business. Red River Commerce Park has access to forty-five private and public motor freight carriers to sevice the area. Texas North Eastern Railroad Service is available to the site with switching to Union Pacific and Kansas City Southern. Texarkana's commercial airport is only 20 minutes away, and offers private storage, maintenance and a fixed base operation. Red River navigation projects and efforts toward waterways improvement will open up nearby ports and add to the excitement of a hub for manufacturing, storage, and shipping in our area.
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- Tax Abatement Program
- No State or City Income Tax
- Favorable Property Tax Incentives
- Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund
- Employee Training Program Assistance
- Affordable Energy Rates
- Negotiable Incentive Packages based on capital investment and employee numbers
- Foreign Trade Zone
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 Texarkana is the largest city in the Bowie and Miller County region. It is a thriving metro-center serving nineteen counties in four states. A diversified economy is supported by manufacturing, agriculture, medical, transportation, and retail. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the moderate climate and a variety of recreational and entertainment activities, such as golfing, areas parks and lakes, museums, theater and annual events like the Four States Fair & Rodeo and Quadrangle Festival.
Texarkana's motto: Twice As Nice, appropriately conveys the political structure here. There are two of most everything: two city mayors, two city governments, two police departments, and two fire departments.
Texarkana is the regional medical center for a population of more than 400,000 within a 60-mile radius of the community. Two acute care hospitals, two rehabilitation hospitals, a treatment center for disabled adults and children, two dialysis centers, and a diabetes clinic. Special needs of the elderly are filled by 11 full-care nursing homes and 10 retirement and assisted living facilities. Home health services, meals-on-wheels program, and hospice services are readily available. New Boston adds an additional 63 bed hospital, 3 rehabilitation facilities and a nursing care facility.
Many award winning public and private schools are a part the Texarkana and New Boston School Districts. Texarkana also has two colleges. Texarkana College is a fully accredited comprehensive community college serving approximately 6000 academic-credit students and over 9000 non-credit students. Texas A & M University at Texarkana is an upper level university which shares the campus of Texarkana College and provides citizens of the four-state region a convenient and economical opportunity to pursue undergraduate and graduate degrees.
For more information on the climate, recreation, demographics and history of our area, visit the Texarkana and New Boston Chamber of Commerce websites.
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