Maps
Tri-State Development Summit | Priority Highway Corridors
Tri-State Development Summit is 3 states, 36 counties and 100s of leaders impacting 700,000 + region of people in western Illinois, northeast Missouri and southeast Iowa.
Their mission is to bring together Tri-State area leaders to define common issues; To develop an on-going dialogue to effectively address those issues; And to improve the quality of life of the entire tri-state region through economic development activities.
Download | Tri-State Priority Corridor Maps
Site Selection
Ready. Set. Grow your business.
You are here because you may have heard that Quincy and Adams County, Illinois is a good place to grow a business. You’re right. We have Available Sites, Buildings Business Parks and Controlled Storage. Our team believes in the Power of Partnership to make things easy for your to get things done. We are here to get things started.
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Controlled Storage
Midwest Controlled Storage – The massive subterranean facility measures 750,000 square feet and can meet your storage, fulfillment and distribution needs. It is truck and rail served with barge nearby.
Utilities
Electric
Ameren*: State regulated, 40,000 served locally
Adams Electric Co-op: Not state regulated, 8500 served locally
*Electric deregulated utility allowing electric customers to purchase electric energy from several suppliers.
Natural Gas
Ameren: 500,000 served
NICOR: 2,000,000 served
Water Treatment
Major Source |
Mississippi River |
Rated Capacity |
18 mgd |
Average Daily Demand |
7.54 mgd |
First 10,000 cubic ft. |
$1.94 (per quarter) |
Next 90,000 cubic ft. |
$1.74 (per quarter) |
100,000+ cubic ft. |
$132 (per quarter |
Sewer Treatment – City of Quincy
Average Daily Demand | 13.5 mgd
Service – Combined & Separate Sanitary
Telecommunication
AT&T – Fiber, phone, internet & cellular options
Adams – Fiber, phone, internet, web hosting & networking