Bullock County, Alabama

Family-friendly communities, competitive tax incentives, and an abundant hardworking workforce are just a few of the reasons to choose Bullock County, Alabama. Lower labor, business, and living costs, a small town lifestyle and an abundance of outdoor opportunities such as hunting and fishing, are among Bullock County's major attractions. Learn more about why you should choose to do business, live, vacation, or retire in Bullock County.

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Bullock County is classified as Alabama's Enterprise Zone and Favored Geographic Area, helping new and existing businesses in the county qualify for lower thresholds for tax incentives. The County is also designated as a HUBZone by the Small Business Administration, and many businesses in the county benefit from United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) programs. Learn more.

Bullock County's agricultural heritage has produced a labor force of hardworking, dedicated employees. 29.4% of the workforce are underemployed and 38% commute more than 30 minutes to work. Learn more.

People from around the United States converge upon Bullock County for some of the best field trials and hunting opportunities. The county's rural setting has made it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Learn more.

106 Conecuh Avenue
PO Box 87
Union Springs, AL 36089
334-738-5411

Bullock County, Alabama

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