A Strategic Place to Invest, Work, and Grow.
Lincoln County offers a central Kentucky location, certified industrial sites, dependable local partnerships, and a community identity rooted in history, work ethic, and quality of life.
The right place for companies that want room to grow.
Lincoln County gives businesses the practical advantages they need without losing the local character that makes people want to stay.
Central Kentucky Access
Located in central Kentucky, Lincoln County connects businesses to regional markets, workforce, suppliers, and customers.
Build-Ready Sites
Certified sites in the Lincoln-Rowland Industrial Park help reduce uncertainty and support faster project decisions.
Workforce Reach
Lincoln County is positioned to draw from the local workforce and surrounding labor market across south-central Kentucky.
Local Support
SLCIDA works with local, regional, utility, planning, education, and state partners to help projects move forward.
Connected to opportunity across Kentucky and beyond.
Lincoln County sits in a practical position for companies looking for central Kentucky access with room to expand.
The Lincoln-Rowland Industrial Park is adjacent to U.S. Highway 150 in Stanford and offers access to major transportation connections, including Interstate 75 and the Lexington market.
- Adjacent to U.S. Highway 150 at the Lincoln-Rowland Industrial Park.
- Approximately 23 miles from Interstate 75.
- Approximately 55 miles from Lexington’s Blue Grass Airport.
- Positioned near regional workforce, training, supplier, and customer networks.
Lincoln County offers the balance many companies need: room for industrial growth, access to regional markets, and a community that understands why investment matters.
Prepared sites for faster decisions.
SLCIDA’s site development work is focused on making Lincoln County easier to evaluate, easier to visit, and easier to choose.
The practical pieces companies need.
SLCIDA works to support the pieces that make projects real: land, utilities, planning, workforce connections, and a local team willing to help solve problems.
Utility Access
Available site utilities include water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, and broadband service to support industrial development.
Education & Training Partners
Local and regional partners help connect employers to education, training, and workforce development resources.
Community Alignment
SLCIDA works with the county, cities, planning, utility providers, and regional partners to respond to project needs.
A county with identity, history, and pride.
Lincoln County’s story includes frontier settlement, the Wilderness Road, historic Stanford, Crab Orchard Springs, William Whitley House, Sportsman’s Hill, and communities that have kept their identity while adapting for the future.
That sense of place matters. It supports the quality of life, local pride, and long-term commitment that help employers attract and retain people.
Historic Stanford
Founded as Logan’s Fort, Stanford remains one of Kentucky’s historic communities.
Wilderness Road Heritage
Lincoln County’s early history is tied to the movement, settlement, and development of Kentucky.
Quality of Life
Historic places, small-town character, outdoor assets, and community pride help make Lincoln County livable.
Room to Grow
Lincoln County can support new investment while preserving the identity that makes the community distinct.
Considering Lincoln County for your next project?
Contact SLCIDA for site information, local contacts, utility coordination, and project support.