Workforce & Industrial Development

Located in the heart of Colorado’s Front Range, the Golden Triangle region is rapidly gaining recognition as a strategic destination for advanced manufacturing, logistics, and technology-driven industries. With direct access to major highways (I-25, US-85, and SH-119), as well as proximity to Denver International Airport, the area provides strong logistical advantages for companies seeking regional and national reach.

The Golden Triangle’s industrial market is experiencing robust demand, with new developments such as the Colorado Technology Center and Great Western Industrial Park offering modern, flexible space for growing businesses. Vacancy rates remain low, reflecting the region’s popularity among manufacturers, distributors, and high-growth tech firms.

Workforce development is a regional strength, supported by programs from the Colorado Community College System and local initiatives like Upstate Colorado’s workforce services. These efforts help employers recruit and train talent in advanced manufacturing, logistics, and clean energy sectors.

Incentives at both the state and local levels are available to support business growth. Colorado’s Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit and Strategic Fund Grant can help offset relocation or expansion costs, while Weld and Adams counties offer additional support for qualifying projects. The region’s collaborative approach to economic development ensures that new and expanding companies have access to resources, infrastructure, and a skilled workforce.