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Site Details
1617 Mohawk Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74106
City leadership with non profit and educational organizations have united in a transformative partnership focused on creating the most complete business development incentive package in the region. Please join us as we invest in revitalizing a community, eager to grow and support you.
We're looking for responses from corporations that are interested in partnering on Peoria-Mohawk and possess the following qualities:
- 1. A corporate culture that promotes civic engagement and support.
- 2. Committed to hiring a diverse workforce (including Justice-involved individuals).
- 3. A strong internal training and promotion policy.
- 4. Involved in an innovative or sustainable long-term industry.
- 5. Pay sustainable, living wages.
- 6. Strong financial standing with a BBB credit rating or above.
Site Overview
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117 Total Acres
With one user already committed to the site, approximately 70 acres of free land in the heart of north Tulsa remain, perfectly situated for business expansion.
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3 Miles from Downtown
Located just north of downtown Tulsa, near the Tulsa International Airport, the Peoria Bus Rapid Transit line, and several highways, Peoria-Mohawk sits in an ideal location for supporting both business value and employee amenities. 12 miles away lies the Port of Catoosa, the furthest inland, year-round port in North America.
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Medium (IM)
/ Flex Industrial ZoningPeoria-Mohawk has already been appropriately zoned and platted for manufacturing use. The site is perfect for a large user industrial setting and has a flat to slightly sloping topography.
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Great Neighbors:
Muncie Power ProductsCome join Muncie at Peoria-Mohawk and become a cornerstone partner that increases the economic opportunity and vibrancy in this community.
Read: Muncie Begins Construction on New Peoria Mohawk Plant
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Josh Miller, Program Officer
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Contact UsSite Documentation
- View Details and Incentives Video
- Completed Phase 1 Environmental Study
- Preliminary Geotechnical Studies
- Final Plat
- Utility Availability and Capacity
- Standard Wetlands Delineation Map
- Floodplain Boundaries
- Archeological Findings
- Additional Supporting Documentation
- Customizable Location Data
- Workforce Training Program Overview
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"Muncie Power Products was drawn to Peoria-Mohawk because of the vision to promote economic development in north Tulsa. The partnership between GKFF and the City of Tulsa not only created a site that was attractive from a logistics and incentives perspective, but also provided a very unique opportunity for a company to play a civic impact role. This aligns with Muncie's core values, and we are excited to play a part in the renewed vibrancy of the surrounding community."
Ray Chambers, CEO, Muncie Power Products
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"QuikTrip recruits employees who’ve been promoted in companies all around the country. Really big cities with vibrant metropolitan areas, and every single one of them, after being here a year, says they can't imagine going back to the life that they were living in those other cities."
Chet Cadieux, Chairman and CEO, QuikTrip Corporation
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"We interviewed a number of cities and individuals along the way and we just fell in love with Tulsa. We felt there was a really good connection between the culture in Tulsa and the culture of our organization. We love being in Tulsa."
Jim McIntyre, President and CEO, Greenheck
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"When they get here, they love it. They want to stay because the traffic is low, the housing is affordable and the schools are good...There's a very supportive environment here. It's unlike any other city I've ever been to."
Paula Marshall, CEO, Bama Companies
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"Tulsa has a wonderful, thriving downtown community, where if we bring people in from Seattle, they can have the same sort of lifestyle...They can go to the opera, they can go hiking, they can go fly fishing, biking. They can live downtown in a thriving environment, but the cost of living is astronomically different than what they're used to."
Meredith Siegfried, CEO, NORDAM
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"Muncie Power Products was drawn to Peoria-Mohawk because of the vision to promote economic development in north Tulsa. The partnership between GKFF and the City of Tulsa not only created a site that was attractive from a logistics and incentives perspective, but also provided a very unique opportunity for a company to play a civic impact role. This aligns with Muncie's core values, and we are excited to play a part in the renewed vibrancy of the surrounding community."
Ray Chambers, CEO, Muncie Power Products
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"QuikTrip recruits employees who’ve been promoted in companies all around the country. Really big cities with vibrant metropolitan areas, and every single one of them, after being here a year, says they can't imagine going back to the life that they were living in those other cities."
Chet Cadieux, Chairman and CEO, QuikTrip Corporation
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"We interviewed a number of cities and individuals along the way and we just fell in love with Tulsa. We felt there was a really good connection between the culture in Tulsa and the culture of our organization. We love being in Tulsa."
Jim McIntyre, President and CEO, Greenheck
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"When they get here, they love it. They want to stay because the traffic is low, the housing is affordable and the schools are good...There's a very supportive environment here. It's unlike any other city I've ever been to."
Paula Marshall, CEO, Bama Companies
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"Tulsa has a wonderful, thriving downtown community, where if we bring people in from Seattle, they can have the same sort of lifestyle...They can go to the opera, they can go hiking, they can go fly fishing, biking. They can live downtown in a thriving environment, but the cost of living is astronomically different than what they're used to."
Meredith Siegfried, CEO, NORDAM
