Manufacturing

Invested in local transportation infrastructure
Skilled industrial labor force within 30 minutes
Average access time to major regional markets

Built to Scale

Yuba County has a scalable manufacturing base built to serve agriculture, transportation, aerospace, and defense end markets — with utility-ready industrial land available now for businesses ready to grow or relocate.

Competitively priced land and a skilled, cross-sector workforce support operations from light assembly to heavy manufacturing.

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What Local Businesses Are Saying.

  • Instrumental to Our Success.

    “Yuba County has been instrumental to our success. We appreciate all of their support, the personal involvement in understanding our business needs and goals, and their hands-on approach to helping local businesses.”

    Larry Potter
    Tilt Industrial services

  • Helpful, Responsive, and Solutions-Oriented.

    “Working with Yuba County has been an exceptional experience for FireDome! From the beginning, the team has been incredibly helpful, responsive, and solutions-oriented. They took the time to understand what we are building at FireDome and approached our project with a rare combination of technical understanding, forward-thinking, and genuine collaboration.
    Rather than simply helping us navigate the process, they worked with us to find solutions and make things happen. Their openness to new technology and willingness to support an innovative company like FireDome has made a real difference as we establish our U.S. operations in Yuba County.  
    We couldn’t have asked for a better partner as we build and test the next generation of wildfire resilience technology!”
    Dafna Akiva
    Firedome

Manufacturing FAQs

Food processing, advanced manufacturing, clean technology, fabrication, equipment assembly, and logistics-oriented production are all well supported.

Yes. Multiple industrially zoned sites offer access to utilities, transportation corridors, and expansion potential.

Timelines vary based on project complexity. Economic development staff coordinate reviews across departments to streamline the process whenever possible.

Industrial areas provide access to power, water, wastewater, broadband, and transportation routes necessary for manufacturing operations.

Yes. Businesses may qualify for tax credits, training programs, financing assistance, and federal support through the U.S. Small Business Administration and state programs.

Yes. Training programs can be customized to support new hiring, upskilling, and specialized production needs.

Yes. Staff provide data on available properties, development requirements, infrastructure capacity, and project feasibility.

Our Work in Action

Early coordination with Economic Development provided clear timelines, infrastructure insight, and a defined path to development allowing the projects to move forward with confidence.

Case Study

G2 Energy Expands Landfill Gas Operations in Yuba County
With partner WAGA Energy, G2 adds renewable natural gas production at Ostrom Road Landfill in Wheatland. G2 Energy, a longtime landfill gas partner of Recology, is expanding its operation in Yuba…
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G2 Energy Expands Landfill Gas Operations in Yuba County

Case Study

WindsorONE Locates in Yuba County
A global wood products manufacturer finds room to produce, distribute, and grow. WindsorONE, a global manufacturer of specialty wood products, needed a site that could support day-one operations and long-term…
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WindsorONE Locates in Yuba County

Ready to move your project forward?

Talk with our team to evaluate sites, industry fit, and next steps—so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

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