| The Graham Industrial Association was founded in 1956. For over 50 years, the Association has been the
leading proponent for economic growth in Graham. It has played a part in creating over 1000 jobs and
has seen the development of over 1 million sq ft of industrial buildings. Companies that have located
through the Industrial Associations have had annualized payrolls in excess of 10 million dollars.
In 1993 the city overwhelmingly passed the Economic Development Sales Tax and created the Graham Economic
Development Corporation. In 2005, the Corporation was converted to 4B status and the Graham Economic
Improvement Corporation was formed. Sales tax revenues have been used to build a 30,000 sq ft building
that is currently the home of Shock Watch Corporation and to add arena space to the Young County Arena,
one of the premier horse show arenas in this part of the state.
The Graham Industrial Association has buildings available for businesses interested in relocating to Graham.
The buildings range in size from 16,000 sq ft to 122,000 sq ft. The association also has land available for
development and an Industrial Park with all utilities on site.
For more information on Graham and the opportunities for your business contact:
Neal Blanton
Executive Director
Graham Industrial Association
P.O. Box 1465
Graham, Texas 76450
Office: 940.549.6006
Fax: 940.549.5030
e-mail nblanton@grahamtexas.net
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