According to the Elmore County EDA, Millbrook Business Park spans 89.5 total acres and adjoins a natural conservation area administered by the Alabama Wildlife Federation. The park has 10 lots available for development, ranging in size from 2.8 acres to 13.6 acres, totaling more than 69 acres of developable land.

The Elmore County EDA is actively recruiting light industrial, technology-focused companies, and other businesses to the park. Elmore County EDA Director Leisa Finley said plans call for the park to eventually earn an AdvantageSite designation under a program managed by the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama (EDPA).

The Alabama Department of Commerce is one of the sponsors of the AdvantageSite initiative, which is a voluntary industrial site preparedness program created to make the state more competitive for companies considering a location in Alabama.

There are currently 56 AdvantageSites across the state, according to the EDPA.

Millbrook, whose population today numbers around 15,000, has regularly been ranked among the state’s most rapidly growing cities. Between 2000 and 2010, its population count surged by 37 percent; during the prior decade, it grew 43 percent.