Bolivar County is uniquely situated along the Mississippi River and in the heart of the Mississippi Delta.
The Port of Rosedale serves as a vital economic engine for Bolivar County, supporting regional agriculture, manufacturing, and commerce through efficient access to the Mississippi River.
Site Selection
Charles W. Dean Industrial Park
Spec Building: 50,000 sq ft building, fully customizable, and expandable to 200,000 sq ft
Total Acres: 145
Contiguous Acres: 130
Zoning: Industrial
Electricity: Entergy - onsite, 3-Phase 13.8kV
Natural Gas: Atmos - adjacent 4" line
Water: City of Cleveland - onsite 12" line
Sewer: City of Cleveland - onsite 12" line
Cleveland Airport North Industrial Site
Total Acres: 20
Contiguous Acres: 20
Zoning: Industrial
Electricity: Delta Electric- onsite, 3-Phase 13.8kV
Natural Gas: Atmos - adjacent 8" line
Water: City of Cleveland - onsite 8" line
Sewer: City of Cleveland - onsite 6" line
Rosedale Industrial Park
Total Acres: 250
Contiguous Acres: 141
Zoning: Agricultural
Electricity: Entergy - onsite, 3-Phase 13.8kV
Natural Gas: Atmos - adjacent 4" line
Water: Port of Rosedale - onsite 10" line
Sewer: Port of Rosedale - onsite 10" line
Rosedale Port Site
Total Acres: 25
Contiguous Acres: 25
Zoning: Industrial
Electricity: Entergy - onsite, 3-Phase 13.8kV
Natural Gas: Atmos - adjacent 4' steel line
Water: Port of Rosedale - onsite 10" line
Sewer: Port of Rosedale - onsite 10" line
Terrene Landing's multi-million-dollar riverboat dock welcomes thousands of visitors annually to Bolivar County, and expansion continues with the development of a second dock.
Existing Industry
Existing industries are the backbone of job creation and a demonstrate the health of a strong economy. The region's 60-minute drive time is a diverse $7 billion economy that includes health care, manufacturing, agriculture, educational services and distribution. Bolivar County’s assets and advantages ensure that businesses in the region can thrive and experience success.
The manufacturing industry in the region has experienced a 2.5% annual increase in employment over the past five years.
GRAMMY Museum Mississippi is the only location outside of Los Angeles. The $18 million project brought a world-class cultural attraction to Cleveland, Mississippi, strengthening tourism, education, and economic development in the Delta.
Growth Spotlight
ROSEDALE, Miss. – Simplot Grower Solutions (SGS), a division of the Simplot Company, held the grand opening of its new $40 million state-of-the-art retail facility in Rosedale, Miss. on January 20, 2026. This sizable investment enhances SGS’s ability to deliver unmatched speed, accuracy, and service to growers across the Delta, reinforcing the Company’s long-term commitment to the region’s agricultural success.
TERRENE LANDING, Miss. — An attraction for fishermen, hunters, sightseers, paddlers and riverboats. This is the second phase for the $2.2 million dollar project. Terrene Landing continues to expand as a premier Mississippi River destination with the addition of a second docking facility and enhanced visitor amenities. The expansion is designed to accommodate the growing number of river cruise vessels and improve public access to the Mississippi River. Planned improvements include expanded parking, improved road access, recreational amenities, and infrastructure that supports both tourism and outdoor recreation. Terrene Landing serves as a catalyst for economic development, encouraging visitors to explore local attractions, restaurants, retail, and cultural experiences.
CLEVELAND, Miss. — Hannah Aguzzi, executive director of Cleveland-Bolivar Chamber of Commerce says, “our Economic Development team has been working to strengthen the county’s growth and support its existing businesses and industries which are vital to the region’s success. Aguzzi highlighted key initiatives focused on site development to enhance industrial opportunities and workforce development to better prepare students for future careers. These efforts are designed to increase the growth, competitiveness, and marketability of Cleveland and Bolivar County while creating new opportunities for businesses and residents.

