Infrastructure & Utilities

INFRASTRUCTURE & UTILITIES

Everything your business needs to operate


Located 40 minutes from Amarillo, Dumas has invested heavily in the infrastructure that industrial and commercial businesses need to operate at full capacity. From a multimodal transportation network to vast electric utility capacity and a renovated water and sewer system, the community is built to support serious industrial growth.

Dumas imposes no local impact fees or regulatory hurdles. Natural gas is accessible throughout the area. Telecommunications and fiber optic networks provide exceptional data exchange. The infrastructure is already here — businesses just plug in and go.

No local barriers to business

  • No local impact fees

  • No regulatory issues

  • No local environmental restrictions (aviation park)

  • Business-friendly permitting

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE

Multimodal and ready for industrial scale

Highway

4-lane US 287/87 — Ports-to-Plains Corridor, the fastest growing north-south trade route in the U.S. I-40 just 45 minutes south. US 54 30 miles north.

Rail

BNSF southbound rail line with siding and spur sites. 7,500 rail car capacity Texas Northwest feeder with 24/7 BNSF access. 640+ acres of rail yard, trans-load, and siding available.

Aviation

Moore County Regional Airport — 6,000-ft runway, lowest Jet-A fuel in the region, 100-acre Aviation Business Park with taxiway access. Amarillo International 47 miles south.

Telecom & Fiber

Integrated telecommunications and fiber optic networks throughout the city providing exceptional data exchange for commercial and industrial operations.

UTILITIES

Providers & rate schedules


Utility Providers

Electric

Xcel Energy (vast capacity, continual upgrades)
Rural Electric Cooperative

Xcel rate schedules →

REC rate schedules →

Natural Gas

City of Dumas — natural gas access throughout the area

Water & Sewer

City of Dumas — newly renovated and expanded system

Solid Waste

City of Dumas — residential & commercial pickup service

Gas Rates

Description

Minimum up to 1,000 cubic feet

Each 1,000 cubic feet after

Outside city limits surcharge

Rate

$20.00/mo

$7.50

+$10.00/mo

Water Rates

Description

Residential — minimum up to 3,000 gal

Each 1,000 gallons after

Commercial — minimum up to 3,000 gal

Each 1,000 gallons after

Outside city limits surcharge

Rate

$20.00/mo

$3.00

$25.31/mo

$3.00

+$10.00/mo

Sewer Rates

Description

Residential — minimum up to 3,000 gal

Each 1,000 gallons after

Commercial — minimum up to 3,000 gal

Each 1,000 gallons after

Rate

$14.50/mo

$3.19

$17.00/mo

$3.19

INDUSTRIAL READINESS

Built for business at every scale

Business Park

265 acres, concrete roads, full underground utilities on US 287. Shovel-ready lots from 1 to 75+ acres. Rail-served sites available.

Electric Capacity

Vast electric utility capacity via Xcel Energy with continual upgrades and improvements. Rural Electric Cooperative serves surrounding areas.

Water & Sewer

Newly renovated and expanded city water and sewer utilities serving residential and commercial customers throughout the city.

Natural Gas

Natural gas access throughout the entire area — supporting industrial, commercial, and residential operations with reliable supply.

Need infrastructure specs for your project?

Dumas EDC can provide customized infrastructure and utility data for site selectors and relocating businesses.