Workforce & Industrial Development

Nestled in northwest Orange County, Los Alamitos stands out as a strategic location for industrial and commercial investment in Southern California. The city’s proximity to the 605, 405, and 22 freeways, as well as the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, makes it a prime hub for logistics, distribution, and light manufacturing operations.

Los Alamitos is experiencing steady demand for modern industrial space, with local developers focusing on flexible-use facilities that cater to both established companies and new market entrants. The city’s business-friendly policies and streamlined permitting process help accelerate project timelines, making it easier for companies to expand or relocate.

Orange County’s workforce is both highly skilled and diverse, drawing from a deep talent pool in advanced manufacturing, technology, and logistics. Regional partnerships with local colleges and workforce boards provide tailored training programs, ensuring employers have access to job-ready candidates.

Incentives at the city, county, and state levels support business growth. California’s CalCompetes Tax Credit and Orange County’s economic development initiatives offer financial and technical assistance for qualifying projects. Los Alamitos also works closely with the Orange County Business Council to connect businesses with resources and site selection support.