Fairfield, CA

We carefully manage our natural and man-made resources to meet the needs of both existing and new commercial and industrial businesses. Our state-of-the-art water treatment system has a daily capacity of 56.7 million gallons to support a wide range of manufacturing applications. In Addition, our facility has the ability to handle high-strength waste needed by large food and beverage production and packaging companies such as Anheuser-Busch and Jelly Belly. Likewise, our innovative digital/fiber master plan is designed to provide reliable, high-speed connectivity to help businesses of all sizes compete in today’s always-on, digital-first world.

Fairfield’s strategic location provides convenient access to the Greater Bay Area, Napa Valley, Northern California and points far beyond. Our extensive transportation infrastructure—including railroads and major freeways—gives businesses seamless access to suppliers, partners, and customers. The cities and airports of Sacramento and the Bay Area are within easy reach through adjacent I-80, I-680, I-780 and I-505 interstates, as well as SR-12 and SR-37 freeways. Additionally, our many industrial and office parks offer easy rail access and direct connections to ports in Oakland, West Sacramento, Benicia, and Richmond.

A skilled, motivated, and affordable labor pool are ready and right outside your front door. According to a recent report by the Workforce Development Board of Solano County:

• 39,576 total employees reside in Fairfield

• 64.3% of population is part of the active workforce

• 29.7% of population has a Bachelors’ degree or higher

• The average median household income $90,399

Our strategic planning for business growth takes a collaborative approach to supporting and encouraging new businesses to make Fairfield home. We too, can help businesses realize their opportunities by rapidly facilitating approvals, offering financial incentives, and providing job training to resident