Industrial Parks
Okmulgee offers multiple industrial site options designed to support manufacturing investment at different stages of development. The Okmulgee Business Complex currently leads as our primary development-ready site, complemented by the Okmulgee Regional Airport Industrial Park and the West Industrial Area—both positioned for future expansion opportunities.
Okmulgee Business Complex
Strategically located within city limits and owned by the Okmulgee Area Development Corporation (OADC), the Okmulgee Business Complex offers prime industrial land with modern infrastructure and multimodal connectivity.
With a flexible layout, direct city access, and strong logistics potential, the Okmulgee Business Complex is ready for industry—and built for what's next.
Okmulgee Regional Airport Industrial Park
Okmulgee Regional Airport is rapidly transforming into a hub for aviation innovation and growth. With over 150 acres released by the FAA for immediate development, the airport is poised to attract aviation-related firms seeking expansion opportunities. This strategic initiative is bolstered by the announcement from Covington Aircraft to establish their world headquarters on adjoining property, signaling a significant investment in the region's aviation sector.
The airport's infrastructure supports this growth, featuring a 5,150-foot concrete runway and facilities capable of accommodating a range of aviation activities. As a general aviation airport, it offers services such as 100LL Avgas and Jet A fuel, along with maintenance and avionics support provided by on-site businesses.
Okmulgee Regional Airport's evolution reflects a forward-thinking approach to economic development, positioning it as a catalyst for job creation and technological advancement in the aviation industry.
Okmulgee West Industrial Area
27 MOL owned by the OADC just north of 20th Street, adjacent to established industrial operations including CP Kelco/Tate & Lyle, Arrowhead Winch, Hodges Warehouse and the Coca-Cola Distribution Center.
Located within Okmulgee County jurisdiction, the area is targeted for continued industrial development and offers strong adjacency to existing infrastructure and workforce assets.
