Workforce & Industrial Development

Nestled in the San Bernardino Mountains, Running Springs, California, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and strategic access for light industrial and logistics operations. The community is located along Highway 18, providing direct routes to the Inland Empire, one of the largest logistics and warehousing hubs in the United States, as well as proximity to major Southern California markets.

Industrial development in Running Springs is characterized by small-scale, flexible-use sites, ideal for businesses seeking a foothold in the region without the congestion and high costs of larger cities. The area benefits from San Bernardino County’s robust economic development initiatives, which focus on supporting business retention, expansion, and workforce training.

Workforce development resources are available through county partnerships with local colleges and workforce boards, helping employers access skilled labor and training programs tailored to logistics, manufacturing, and service industries. Incentives at the county and state level, including California Competes Tax Credits and infrastructure grants, are available to qualifying businesses looking to expand or relocate to Running Springs.

With its scenic location, supportive business environment, and access to major transportation corridors, Running Springs is an appealing option for companies seeking a balance of lifestyle and opportunity.