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Radcliff is a backyard barbeque at an affordable beautiful home on a wide shady street. Friendly neighbors who are there when you need them. Kids heading to great schools each morning. Traffic jams measured in yards, not miles. Hard-working, honest workforce. Spacious and beautiful industrial park - with incentives. Reasonable taxes and low utility costs. Access to the latest technology. And a day that ends with a commute of minutes.
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The 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) recommendations are resulting in a monumental transformation at Fort Knox, Kentucky and the region surrounding the installation, most especially Radcliff and North Hardin County. What has for decades been the home of Armor and Cavalry, will soon be home to the Army's Human Resource Center of Excellence, an Infantry Brigade Combat Team and numerous other organizations. This transformation is being touted as the largest economic development event the state has seen in decades. The data below reflects the impact of this transformation:
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Average Daily Population Profile - Fort Knox
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2012 Projection
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26,504
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2007
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18,519
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Fort Knox Total Direct and Indirect Jobs
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2012 Projection
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29,815
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2007
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25,710
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Fort Knox Total Payroll - Military/Civilian/Contractor
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2012 Projection
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$650,995,401
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2007
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$345,295,050
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Population Profile - Radcliff
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2012 Projection
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37,700
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2008
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34,200
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Household Profile - Radcliff
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2012 Projection
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13,402
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2006
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12,184
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Population Profile - Hardin County
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2012 Projection
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110,000
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2008
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99,834
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There's a reason businesses come to Radcliff, stay in Radcliff, and grow in Radcliff. It's more than a great location and more than a great community...it's a way of life. In Radcliff we believe that the success of our community is tied to the success of our employers. Our priority is to strengthen and support business and get involved to help solve problems - major or minor. In Radcliff, "business-friendly" means plenty of available space to expand, a workforce that knows the value of a hard day's work and a business atmosphere where everybody wins.
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Whether you're relocating to Radcliff or you already have a presence here, Radcliff invests in local business through on-going expansion and retention support services for non-retail companies.
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Adjacent to Fort Knox, Radcliff is experiencing unprecedented growth as more than 5000 new jobs come to the Army post in the coming years.
Radcliff's main road network of US Highway 31W and Kentucky Highway 313 offer easy access to the I-65/I-64 corridor.
Daily traffic count on US 31W is expected to grow from 35,000 to 48,000 as Fort Knox grows; and Radcliff is just 40 minutes from Louisville International Airport, home of UPS's international air hub, Worldport.
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Want to know more? NHEDA is pleased to share the additional information below about our community and marketplace. It includes links to other state resources and recently completed reports regarding the area's economy. Visit the report links below where you can expand your search to include the entire county or a specified radius surrounding a building or site of interest to your company. In addition, we've included links to other state resources and recently completed reports regarding the area's economy and market place.
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