New Address, Same Dedicated Team! | | Last Call for Applications! | | |
The North Carolina Department of Labor has selected Fayetteville and Cumberland County as one of its locations for the Annual Safety Awards. The program is designed to recognize private and public firms that achieve and maintain good safety records.
Applications can be submitted through Friday, April 17th. Businesses interested can apply here.
| | FCEDC Set to Attend SelectUSA & XPONENTIAL | | FCEDC Hosts Infrastructure Summit | | |
Last month, FCEDC, in partnership with Cumberland County, hosted an Infrastructure Summit with regional utility partners and municipal mayors from across the county. The summit focused on strengthening collaboration and aligning infrastructure planning efforts around priority economic development corridors, including Interstate 95 and Highways 401, 87, and 24. Discussions centered on ensuring these critical corridors are positioned to support long-term growth, site readiness, and private investment. Read more here.
| | FCEDC by the Numbers - April 2026 | | In the Spotlight: Claude Lee Road Site | | | | |
The Claude Lee Road Site offers 333 acres of prime, industrial-zoned land ideal for manufacturing, logistics, or distribution operations. Strategically positioned just 0.3 miles from Interstate 95, the site provides exceptional access to major regional and national markets.
The site is supported by essential industrial infrastructure and offers convenient access to the Fayetteville Regional Airport, major highways, and East Coast ports.
The site combines ample acreage, infrastructure readiness, and convenient connectivity, making it a practical option for industrial growth in Fayetteville and Cumberland County.
Click here to learn more.
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For a searchable database of commercial and industrial buildings available in Cumberland County, visit https://fcedc.com/sites-buildings/.
"In the spotlight" is a rotating feature. If you have any questions about the property or would like to learn how to have your building or site "in the spotlight," reach out to us at info@fcedc.com.
| | City of Fayetteville Hosts First-Look of New Tennis Center | | |
Earlier this month, Fayetteville and Cumberland County residents were able to take a first look at the community's new tennis center, The Courts at Glenville Lake. The facility will have eleven tennis courts, one competition tennis court, and four pickleball courts. Visitors will also have access to a clubhouse with locker rooms and a lounge. View photos here.
| FSU HUB to Host Cumberland Industrial Luncheon | |
The Future of Fabrication: Cumberland County Industrial Luncheon, hosted by the FSU Hub, will take place on May 22, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. This strategic luncheon brings together industry leaders to explore how additive manufacturing (3D printing) is driving industrial growth—cutting manufacturing overhead and transforming once‑impossible custom medical and defense designs into high‑margin opportunities.
Click here to register.
Click here to learn more.
| | Employment Opportunities in Cumberland County: April 2026 | | |
Quality employment opportunities are available at companies across Fayetteville and Cumberland County. Whether you're looking for entry-level positions or advanced professional roles, our latest Job Openings blog post includes opportunities in all skill levels from our existing industry partners in sectors like manufacturing, distribution, logistics, and defense.
Review job openings here.
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#DidYouKnow?
Fayetteville, NC ranks #37 in Most Diverse Cities in America out of 229! (Niche, 2025)
| | | | A Message from FCEDC President & CEO |
Thank you for reading this issue of Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation’s newsletter.
We are excited to bring you the latest announcements and highlights from FCEDC and the community. Our team works daily to enhance job growth and prosperity across our region by attracting new businesses and expanding existing industry. We are grateful for the ongoing support of the City of Fayetteville, Cumberland County, and community partners.
Sincerely,
Robert M. Van Geons, CEcD
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