The Liberty County Development Authority (LCDA) closed fiscal year 2026 with progress on priorities to strengthen Liberty County’s economy, including new industrial investment, infrastructure and site development, support for existing industries, regional partnerships, and long-term planning. This was the first year of LINK Liberty, LCDA’s strategic plan. The plan provides a roadmap to support existing industry, attract quality jobs and investment, improve infrastructure, and expand economic opportunities, while protecting Liberty County’s environment and quality of life. “Economic development is about much more than individual projects or announcements. It is about making strategic investments today that position Liberty County for success for decades to come,” LCDA CEO Brynn Grant said. “This year reflects the work of our board, staff, and many partners to strengthen our existing industries, prepare for future opportunities, and ensure that growth creates lasting value for the people who live here.” At Tradeport East Business Center, Westin Furniture opened a 250,000-square-foot facility with plans for approximately 80 employees. Creative Home Ideas completed a 580,000-square-foot distribution and assembly facility expected to support more than 70 jobs. At Dorchester Commerce Center, developed by Flint Development, more than 2 million square feet of industrial space continues to attract national logistics investment. In March, Hasbro opened its new 600,000-square-foot…
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