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Business Incentives

Oklahoma Quality Jobs Program

The Oklahoma Quality Jobs program provides quarterly cash payments to a qualifying company of a percentage, not to exceed 5%, of newly created gross taxable payroll. Under the Oklahoma Quality Jobs Program, special provisions are made for certain small employers in rural counties or other specially designated locations.For more information contact the Oklahoma Department of Commerce Quality Jobs Program Manager at 1-800-879-6552 or 1-405-815-5238

Former Native American Lands

Under the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, businesses operating on Oklahoma lands formerly owned by Native American Tribes may qualify for accelerated depreciation of property and federal tax credits for employment of qualifying tribal members and spouses. Determination of qualifications is made by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. This county was formerly owned by Native American Tribes.

Foreign Trade Zone: Tulsa International Airport

Businesses engaged in international trade within these zones benefit from special customs procedures when exporting and when warehousing, manufacturing, or assembling with imported goods in Foreign Trade Zones. Some single purpose operations may qualify as subzones.

Foreign Trade: Zone Tulsa Port of Catoosa

Businesses engaged in international trade within these zones benefit from special customs procedures when exporting and when warehousing, manufacturing, or assembling with imported goods in Foreign Trade Zones. Some single purpose operations may qualify as subzones.

Oklahoma Enterprise Zone, Portions

Additional incentives may be available to firms locating within Enterprise Zones. Enterprise Zones include certain designated counties, cities, or portions thereof and are based on the relative economic health of the area and other factors. Portions of this county or communities within the county have been designated.

Transportation

Airports

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Major Highways

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Major Interstates

Airport name
Runway Length
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Direction highway runs
Distance from city / Interstate name
Direction interstate runs
Distance from city

High Volume Truck Corridors

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Rail

Railroad carriers servicing your city/county

Railway line types

Industrial spurs

Freight; stations

Water

Located at the head of navigation for the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System in Northeast Oklahoma, the Tulsa Port of Catoosa is one of the largest, most inland river-ports in the United States. Its unique position allows companies to move millions of tons of bulk freight by barge each year and at a fraction of the cost and environmental impact of rail or truck. Just a few of the bulk freight industries utilizing the Tulsa Port of Catoosa includes portions of fertilizer distributors, industrial gas suppliers, wheat growers and manufacturers of consumer goods. The complex hosts roughly 60 companies and employs nearly 4,000 Oklahomans as a singular combination of a multi-modal shipping complex and 2,000-acre industrial park resulting in an economic impact of $300 million to Oklahoma. More information can be found on the Tulsa Port of Catoosa website.

Communication

CELL PHONE SERVICES FOR YOUR COUNTY

Provider / System/Technology
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Industrial Park

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