Strategically Positioned
Globally Connected
The Texas First RDC spans seven Northeast Texas communities, with access to I-20, I-30, Class I rail, and regional airports. This geography positions major U.S. markets within a day’s reach and opens the door to national and international trade.
Civilian labor force across the Texas First Regional Development Corporation region
AEP/SWEPCO Electricity rates are 21.5% below the national average
Total economic output across the region as of 2024
6.8% lower cost of living compared to the U.S. average
66,162 employed in manufacturing, with a Location Quotient (LQ) of 1.31, well above the U.S. average
77.3% labor force participation among adults ages 25–54 (prime-age)
Discover a region from A LEADER FOCUSED ON GROWTH
Get an inside look at the Texas First RDC region through insights from US Congressman Nathaniel Moran. This guided video briefing highlights the assets, infrastructure, and overall readiness that make the region a strong choice for business location and expansion.
Utilities that
power growth
From excess water and wastewater capacity to redundant electric infrastructure, Texas First RDC is utility-ready. Our communities are served by robust providers that ensure reliable power, water, gas, and connectivity, combined with cost advantages that strengthen your bottom line.
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