Site Ready Sumter County, Florida Program

The Site Ready Sumter County, Florida Program is designed to promote premier sites that are ready for development to make site selection more streamlined and efficient for businesses.

Benefits for Businesses

These premier sites offer an attractive solution for companies that are looking to expand, relocate, or start-up rapidly.
Allow companies to make quick market decisions instead of spending numerous months on a site search.
Simplify the development process and greatly reduce risk by eliminating many of the unknowns.
These sites lower development costs and make projects more profitable.

Site Ready Sumter, FL Designation Includes the Following:

Defined site location and size
Site zoning
Site ownership
Transportation infrastructure
Suitability for industrial development
Infrastructure including roads, water/sewer, natural gas, fiber, and electric services
Topographical map
Phase I Environmental Study Complete

More Information

For more information about the Site Ready Sumter County, Florida Program or to find a premier property that may suit your expansion needs, please reach out to Sumter County Economic Development.

Villages fastest-growing MSA in the nation

Debbie and Gary Forney may be retired, but they’re as busy as ever living in The Villages. Debbie takes part in cardio drumming five days a week, and Gary regularly bikes more than 100 miles a week. The Village of Fenney couple also often spends their nights enjoying entertainment offered at the town centers or with the friends they’ve made in the community. The opportunities in The Villages were a driving force behind the Forney’s decision to make the move south from Cincinnati.

Sumter County Economic Development exhibits at MODEX 2024

MODEX 2024 provided an opportunity for Sumter County Economic Development to showcase the unique advantages for businesses to locate to Sumter County. Positioned at the apex of Central Florida’s economic triangle, Sumter County offers an ideal location for warehouse distribution and manufacturing operations. Over 1,500 leading manufacturing and supply chain suppliers were in attendance to learn about the latest trends-such as traditional equipment, sustainability, workforce, automation and robotics.