A City of Vital Growth

Yuma’s proximity to the Colorado River and robust water entitlements provides a reliable foundation for development, ensuring sustainable resources for industries to thrive. With over 320 days of sunshine, a strategic location near California, Mexico, and the Phoenix Metro area, and a strong economy supported by a highly skilled and reliable labor force, it’s no surprise Arizona was ranked 6th in PwC’s 2022 rankings of Aerospace Manufacturing Attractiveness.

A Gateway to Aerospace Excellence

With proximity to military testing grounds like the Yuma Proving Grounds and Marine Corps Air Station, companies have unique access to testing facilities, skilled personnel, and supportive community partnerships. Along with tax savings and development grants, Yuma offers an ideal environment for innovation and expansion in aerospace technology and defense manufacturing.

A Center for Precision Manufacturing

From robotics to semiconductor development, Yuma provides significant tax incentives, access to skilled technical workers, and proximity to suppliers and markets in California and Mexico. Additionally, Yuma’s logistics network of rail and interstate connections ensures efficient supply chain operations, ideal for high-tech manufacturing.

A Leader in Cross-Border Collaboration

Its strategic location, less than 30 minutes from the U.S.-Mexico border, allows Yuma to serve as a gateway for cross-border manufacturing and partnerships. Advanced manufacturing enterprises can capitalize on bi-national resources, skilled labor, and trade opportunities. Yuma also offers a Foreign Trade Zone option to expedite and coordinate site and facility planning, making it a key player in the global manufacturing landscape.