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We’ll let the facts speak for themselves:
We enjoy a staggering low cost of living at 27% below the US average.
We have a Trade Pull Factor of 1.67%.
We are located along busy I-40, allowing a 20 minute commute to Oklahoma City, home of the state’s largest employer, Tinker AFB.
We are a regional retail destination, drawing income from OKC, Norman, and the tri-county area.
We enjoy two nationally acclaimed four-year liberal arts universities and are one of only five aviation training locations in the state.
We have a diverse manufacturing base, spanning hydraulics, plastics, metals, glass and more.
We are an “Agurban” community, as defined by Jack Schultz, sustaining a busy agricultural and oil and gas markets.
With strong retail, agricultural, manufacturing, housing and educational sectors you’ll find a growing economy, strong workforce and a location that most businesses dream about. Contact us today or keep up with latest developments in Shawnee by subscribing to the Monday Memo.
Files You Can Download
- 2010 Economic Forecast Tables-Pottawatomie County
Economic Forecast for Pottawatomie County compiled by OSU - 2009 Oklahoma Economic Outlook
2009 Forecast for Shawnee compiled by OSU - Retail Trade Analysis Powerpoint for Shawnee OK 1980-2010
- 2008 Shawnee Retail Marketplace Profile
- 2008 Shawnee Demographic and Income Profile
- 10 Companies Using the OK Training for Industry Program
- 2008-Commuting-Patterns
- New Markets Tax Credit
Information regarding the New Markets Tax Credit Program - Business Basics
A Guide for New Business in Oklahoma - 2012 DIRECTORY OF MANUFACTURERS
- 2011 SEDF Marketing Update
- 2011-Retail-Trends-Analysis
- Oklahoma Map
- 2011-Shawnee-Threshold-Analysis
- 2011-Summary-of-Economic-Conditions-for-Pottawatomie-Co
- Mid 2010 Economic Labor Force Study
- City of Shawnee Enforcement Brochure
- Oklahoma-Training-for-Industry-Program-FAQs
- City of Shawnee Permitting Brochure
- 2010 Shawnee Retail Trends Study
- 2011 Summary-of-Economic-Conditions-Shawnee-OK
Most files are PDF format, and require the free Adobe Reader.


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