Kemmerer Industrial Park
Kemmerer and Diamondville are comfortably isolated. While residents and businesses escape the hustle and bustle of the big city, they're never too far from one. Salt Lake City is less than 2 hours away, and Kemmerer and Diamondville are positioned on many of the arterial passageways of the region. Fiber internet keeps Kemmerer, Diamondville, its residents, and its businesses connected to the world beyond the mountain lakes and outdoor activities.
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The Kemmerer Industrial Park highlights:
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40 acres of pristine land ready for your business
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Sits along U.S. Highway 30 Alternate with easy access to U.S. Highway 189
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Three miles from the nearest electrical substation
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Utilities, water, and wastewater are all readily available
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Across the highway from the existing industrial park
Industrial Park Offerings
Utility Access
Water, power, and waste management lines are all accessible on an industrial scale at the KIP.
Developable Land
The KIP is currently a shovel-ready greenfield, ready to be developed. Outside of the industrial park there are acres of cost-efficient and developable land.
Accessibility
The KIP is located within sniffing distance of rail lines, major highways and the municipal airport.
Existing Area Business
Kemmerer Operations Mine
One of the oldest and most productive mines in the country, the Kemmerer mine employs hundreds of area residents and is located just east of Kemmerer.
Exxon Shute Creek Facility
The Shute Creek Facility is one of Exxon's most exciting projects. Largely a helium processing facility and carbon catcher, the plant is slated to last until at least the year 2100.
