Greene County Economic & Industry

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111 Main St

Eutaw, AL 35462

+1 (205) 372-9769

https://www.gcida.com

The Greene County Alabama Industrial Development Authority, situated in the west central part of Alabama, is strategically positioned within the Metropolitan Area of Tuscaloosa to foster economic growth. The organization focuses on promoting business development, improving workforce opportunities, and enhancing the overall business climate in Greene County.

Committed to the community's prosperity, the Authority collaborates with various sectors including education, healthcare, and tourism to create a conducive environment for investment and development. Their initiatives aim to attract site selectors and businesses looking to establish or expand their operations in the region.

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