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MONROE COUNTY, GEORGIA
THE MIDDLE OF EVERYWHERE
Monroe County, Georgia
Monroe County provides a kinder, gentler way of life and a safe place to grow a business and a family. Monroe County welcomes you to build a business and a life and the Development Authority of Monroe County stands ready to help. More Opportunity, More Community, More Livability, More Balance, More to Life in Monroe!
Monroe County pulls from a labor pool of over 231,000 employees from Central Georgia.
- Centrally located in the state of Georgia
- 59 miles (50 minutes) to the Atlanta International Airport
- 188 miles (2 hr 30 minutes) to Savannah port
- 30 miles to Macon Regional Airport
- Norfolk Southern Railroad
Location
Monroe County is in the middle of everywhere with close proximity to I-75, I-675, I-285 and I-16.
Quality of Life
The beautiful countryside offering the residents a subtropical climate and a great place to raise a family.
Education
Monroe County Schools ranks 9th in Georgia school systems with a high school graduation rate of 91%
Film Industry
Georgia is a leading film destination. Monroe County has a variety of unique locations already featured in several films.
Economic Data
As one of Georgia’s fastest growing areas, Monroe County , Georgia is a great location for new, existing and expanding businesses.
Featured Properties
Monroe County offers properties for a diverse variety of industries and businesses.
Doing Business
Monroe County serves many industries and welcomes new industries to the booming area in Middle Georgia
Existing Industries
Latest News & Updates
Request for Proposal – Licensed Real Estate Broker
The Development Authority of Monroe County is requesting services of a licensed real estate broker to represent the Development Authority on several commercial properties owned by the Development Authority.
Five Below $21 Million Expansion Groundbreaking
Monroe County’s Five Below warehouse will soon undergo a $21 million expansion just four years after it opened.
City agrees to help if Fortune 500 firm goes to Indian Springs park
Forsyth agreed to share the cost of relocating electricity (up to $30,000) with Monroe County Development Authority for a business if the business decides to locate in the Indian Springs business park. The decision was made after a presentation by Development Authority executive director Joyce White and board chair Tom Baugh to Forsyth City Council on Jan. 17.
Development Authority of Monroe County
Good things can happen when people work together. The Development Authority of Monroe County partnered with the Department of Driver Services to build a new See More
Development Authority of Monroe County
Monroe County Day at the State Capitol was a great day for Monroe County. Thank you Senator John Kennedy for your hospitality and thank you See More
Development Authority of Monroe County
Maybe this site is only fit for making mud pies today, but pretty soon, CFA will be making Chick-fil-A sandwiches!
Development Authority of Monroe County
I think today might be a good day to try for my CDL license at the new Dept. Of Driver Services facility on Industrial Park See More
Development Authority of Monroe County
Starting this morning in our Monroe County Commissioner’s meeting. Monroe County is blessed with strong leadership.
Development Authority of Monroe County
Things are beginning to move on the Chick-fil-A site! CFA is coming soon. Stay up-to-date by checking this FB page for updates!
Development Authority of Monroe County
The Development Authority of Monroe County is happy to participate on the BRECC team. The purpose of the BRECC team is to build resilience and See More
Development Authority of Monroe County
Attending Middle Georgia Regional Commissions listening session to hear how Monroe County is growing.
Development Authority of Monroe County
The Development Authority and Department of Drivers Services are eager to welcome you to the new Drivers License Center located at 105 Industrial Park Drive, See More
Development Authority of Monroe County
2024 is off to a roaring start! The first week of January, the Development Authority hosted a group of Monroe Co. Educators at 2 local See More
