Clear Business Advantages 
Top 10 reasons to bring your business to Park Hills.
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1. Water: Park Hills sits atop an inexhaustable, 80 billion gallon underground reservoir available for your processes and consumption. (Our cup runneth over with Ozark mountain water.) |
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2. Wholesale Fuel: CenterPoint Energy brings abundant natural gas to Park Hills through high-pressure transmission lines for high-volume use. (That's right, we have gas!) |
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3. Workforce: 25% of Park Hills workers commute out-of-county everyday, our best workers compete for your local jobs instead of employers competing for good employees. |
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4. Connection: AT&T Southwestern Bell and Charter provide uninterrupted data communication to Park Hills through the SONET Ring. (Yeah, that's the big pipe!) |
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5. Worker training: Mineral Area College, and Unitec Vocational School provide employers with affordable, or free customized training. You choose the curricula through our training consortium! |
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6. Power: Ameren transmission lines bring high voltage electricity to Park Hills from five generating stations at rates 30% lower than the national average. (You'll be shocked by the low rates!) |
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7. Healthcare: Park Hills is served by two local hospitals and an array of physicians and clinics. |
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8. Freight Efficiency: Union Pacific Railroad maintains two rail lines through Park Hills, the city owns the industrial park spur. (Think of our line as your line!) |
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9. Transportation: U.S. 67 provides four-lane highway to St. Louis, with four-lane connection to Little Rock and Dallas. |
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10. Agurb setting: Park Hills combines the benefits of proximity to St. Louis (65 miles at 65 mph) with good old-fashioned country living. (Come enjoy the opera and the opry.) |
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Call Norm Lucas at (573) 431-3577 ext. 35 for details, or emailnlucas@parkhillsmo.net |
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City Facts
The city was formed through an unique four-way merger, allowed by the Missouri legislature in January 1994. The residents of Flat River, Elvins, Esther and the village of Rivermines voted for consolidation into the new city of Park Hills to strengthen economic development.
United States Marine and Medal of Honor recipient Darrell Cole was born July 20, 1920 in Flat River (now part of Park Hills), Missouri. He attended high school in Esther, Missouri (now part of Park Hills) graduating in 1938. The second USS Cole (DDG-67), an Arleigh Burke-class Aegis-equipped guided missile destroyer was named for Sergeant Cole.
