Cascade Industrial Center Snohomish County's Manufacturing Hub

Marysville, WALocal News

The Cascade Industrial Center (CIC) is a pivotal manufacturing hub in Snohomish County, known as the second-largest center of its kind in the region. Spanning 4,019 acres, the CIC has been designated as one of only ten manufacturing industrial centers in the Puget Sound area, with nearly 1,762 acres available for development. A key feature of the CIC is its emphasis on fostering a highly skilled advanced manufacturing workforce, which supports a diverse range of mechanized and technology-driven industries. The center is projected to create over 20,000 family-wage jobs through its development, significantly contributing to the local economy and improving the quality of life for residents. Companies locating in the CIC enjoy numerous competitive advantages, including generous manufacturing tax incentives, a streamlined permitting process, and coordinated infrastructure investments.

Additionally, the center boasts convenient access to multi-modal transportation options, including the BNSF mainline and Arlington municipal airport. This strategic location not only supports local businesses but also attracts investment from outside the region. The CIC exemplifies how targeted economic development can lead to sustainable growth and community enhancement.

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