Workforce & Industrial Development

Located in San Joaquin County, Taft Mosswood is emerging as a strategic site for industrial and logistics operations in California’s Central Valley. Its proximity to Interstate 5 and State Route 120 provides direct access to major distribution corridors, making it attractive for companies serving both Northern and Southern California markets. The nearby Port of Stockton and regional rail lines further enhance connectivity for import/export and bulk freight.

The Central Valley’s industrial sector has seen robust growth, with demand for modern warehousing and distribution space outpacing supply. Taft Mosswood benefits from this momentum, offering available land and favorable zoning for light and heavy industrial uses. Regional developers are investing in new build-to-suit and speculative projects to meet the needs of logistics, food processing, and manufacturing firms seeking cost-effective alternatives to the Bay Area.

Workforce development is a regional priority, with San Joaquin County WorkNet and local partners providing customized training, recruitment, and placement services. Programs focus on supply chain, advanced manufacturing, and skilled trades, helping employers tap into a diverse labor pool. California’s suite of business incentives—including the California Competes Tax Credit and workforce training grants—further support companies looking to expand or relocate in Taft Mosswood.