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The business park property, located north of Herndon Avenue between Minnewawa Avenue and Highway 168, has recently grown by 44 lots—about 30 acres—with streets paved and utilities installed adjacent to the existing lots.
The expansion was made possible by a $3 million investment from the City in cooperation with the Clovis Redevelopment Successor Agency.
City officials say the park meets a critical need for land ready to accommodate growing businesses and jobs.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held at the recently constructed Park Creek Drive within the Dry Creek Industrial Park.
For more information on opportunities to locate in the Dry Creek Industrial Park, contact Andrew Haussler at andrewh@cityofclovis.com.
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