Hardeman County
County Highlights
- Industrial Park Portfolio – Over 6 industrial sites identified in the Select TN PEP program.
- Rail Access – Key sites in Bolivar and Middleton have direct rail access and large available acreage.
- Proximity to Memphis – Located within the Memphis combined statistical area.
- Skilled Trades – Target industries include metal fabrication and assembly.
- Regional Airport and Utilities – Shared assets with Bolivar Energy Authority and city-owned water/sewer systems.
County Logistics
- Rail-served industrial sites in Bolivar and Middleton.
- Located Along U.S. 64, key east-west corridor across southern Tennessee.
- Proximity to Memphis Metro, ideal for overflow warehousing and supplier operations.
- Utility infrastructure supports freight users, including water, gas and sewer on sites.
- InvestPrep site readiness with rail and road access improvement initiatives.
Reports
2025
See Hardeman County’s population, household income, and other demographic details, along with key data on employment, wages and cost of living that highlight the area’s economic landscape. Learn which industries drive local growth and how the county’s workforce and business climate compare to state and national trends.
2025
This report provides an overview of Hardeman County’s demographic, economic, and social makeup, in order to identify key themes of the interactive map.
2025
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See Tennessee’s business incentives, tax credits and training programs that support new and expanding companies across the state. Learn how grants, tax exemptions and workforce initiatives from TN ECD and partner agencies help businesses grow, invest and create jobs in local communities.