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» Quality of Life
- Good schools and close proximity to
post-secondary education and training:
- Central Technology Center
- Seminole Community College
- Tulsa Community College
- East Central University at Ada
- University of Central Oklahoma-Edmond
- Oklahoma State University-Stillwater
- University of Oklahoma-Norman
- Local hospital and diversity of
high-quality medical services.
- Reliable, low-cost utilities and
municipal services:
- Public safety (Police, Fire, Ambulance).
- Electricity, Water, Sewer, Trash and Streets.
- Recreation and amenities:
- One of the best public libraries
in Oklahoma.
- Lake (swimming, boating, camping,
fishing).
- 9-hole golf course.
- Over 20 Churches from many
denominations.
- Parks and baseball, softball and
track fields.
- Hunting and wildlife enjoyment.
- Home of the landmark Rock Café on
Historic
Route 66.
- Recognized as the Winery and Grape Capital of
Oklahoma.
- Near Sac and Fox Nation’s Tribal
Headquarters.
- Excellent local housing stock, and
variety of land availability and prices.
- Wide variety of local professional
services include: banks, CPAs, lawyers, printers,
doctors, photographers, mechanics, grocery, drug stores, hardware
stores, and anything you need.
» Creating Our Unique
Future
- Community leaders are increasing their efforts to
promote Stroud as a tourist destination.
- Our community has seen many ups and downs, and is
“on the move”.
- Stroud is…
- Encouraged by community leaders who have adopted
a “can-do” attitude.
- An entrepreneurial community,
ready for public/private partnerships.
- Willing to work with developers and retailers to
shape a unique vision that benefits
everyone.
- Willing to leverage our resources
and strongly encourage a creative and
entrepreneurial approach.
- Working together to build the Stroud community brand to
create an excellent economic future for our citizens.
» Oklahoma's Most
Advantageous & Strategic Location
- Location Advantages and Market
Potential
- Oklahoma’s most advantageous and long-term strategic
location.
- 45 miles to all of Oklahoma’s Urban Assets of Oklahoma City
and Tulsa.
- Over 2.3 million people within a
60-mile radius.
- 310,500-population
market potential in close proximity
within the contiguous 7-County rural region.
- Population within a 20-mile radius includes
75% of
LincolnCounty’s
population - 9,270 small-town residents and 15,000
rural residents.
- Excellent Interstate and Highway
Access:
- Interstates 44 and 40
- State Highways 99/US 377
- Historic Route 66
- Two Prime Development Ready Sites
- Shovel-ready 80-acre Industrial
Park with all utilities, dark fiber, excellent
railroad and highway access.
- 57-acre
RetailPowerCenter
Property (former outlet mall location.)
- High visibility on Turner Turnpike with
traffic count of 25,000 cars per
day.
- Less than 20 miles from
Interstate-40.
- Two State Highways intersect in
Stroud - Historic Route 66 and US Highway 377/SH
99 with 2004 combined annual average traffic count
of 11,400 vehicles.
- US 377/SH 99 completely four-lane from Stroud
to Dallas,
TX.
- Approximately 1,200 existing parking
spaces on asphalt slab.
- All utilities (water, sewer, gas, electric) are in place
at the site - a major cost advantage
over raw land.
- Reliable and competitive utility
rates are provided by the City of Stroud.
- Tax Advantages
- A designated Enterprise Zone
- Qualifies for New Market Tax Credits
- Eligible for Former Native American Land Tax
Credits
Contact Stroud,
Oklahoma
The City of Stroud will respond to
any and all questions or information needed.
City Action
Line: (918) 968-2890
City Website: www.cityofstroud.com
City
Action Line Email: actionline@cityofstroud.com
or information@cityofstroud.com
City
Staff Directory: Visit
www.cityofstroud.com/contact.html
Mailing
Address: PO Box 500, Stroud, OK
74079.
City Hall Location: 220 W. 2nd Street,
Stroud, OK 74079
City Hall Hours: Monday through
Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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