Odessa, Texas — According to state and local development sources, Ector County plans to invest $50,000,000.00 to build out 61,000 square feet of new space in Odessa. The company plans to occupy the new space at 1401 East Yukon in Odessa, on or about August 1, 2028. According to the company website Ector County, Texas, is located in West Texas and is primarily known for the city of Odessa, its county seat. The county was created in 1887 and organized in 1891, named after Mathew Duncan Ector, a Confederate general and state supreme court justice. Odessa, the main population center, experienced rapid growth after the discovery of oil in 1926, transforming it from a small agricultural community into an oil boomtown. Communities in the county include Goldsmith (population, 280), Gardendale (1,670), and West Odessa (24,288). Odessa, with a population of 113,534 in Ector County (the city is partly in Midland County), is the county’s largest city and seat of government. As of 2014, the total population of the county was 153,904. Major highways in Ector County include U.S. Highway 385 (north-south), U.S. Highway 80/Interstate 20 and State Highway 302 (west-east); the Missouri Pacific Railway also runs through the county from northeast to southwest. Commercial airline service is available at the Midland-Odessa airport.

To learn more about Ector County, visit http://www.co.ector.tx.us/

Company Contact:
Dustin Fawcett, County Judge
432-498-4020

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