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The San Joaquin Partnership is a private, non-profit economic
development corporation serving all of San Joaquin County,
California.
What is
the main purpose of the San Joaquin Partnership?
The San Joaquin Partnership's main focus
is business attraction, retention, and expansion into and
throughout San Joaquin County and its seven incorporated cities of
Stockton, Lodi, Manteca, Lathrop, Tracy, Ripon, and Escalon.
Who is
eligible to receive San Joaquin Partnership Services?
Services, on a non-cost basis, are
available to large-scale office and industrial business and
industry through direct client contact, site selection
consultants, brokers, corporate real estate executives, and others
as requested.
When
should I call the San Joaquin Partnership?
Whatever stage you are in a project,
it is never too early or too late to call the San Joaquin
Partnership for assistance! The Partnership stands prepared
to assist in all aspects of business activities from start-ups to
new locations, to retentions and expansions. |
Site Search Assistance:
Large-scale office & industrial
(buildings and land)
Human
Resources:
Facilitation of support services
including
employee recruitment,
candidate
screening, assessment
testing, as well as
training.
Labor
Market:
Statistics and wage data.
Development:
Fees and utility cost
analysis.
Enterprise
Zone and incentive
analysis.
Projects:
Permit
assistance and expediting
services.
Site
Location Tours
Community:
Demographics and information.
Special
Services:
As
required to meet project needs. |
JM Eagle:
 JM
Eagle is the world’s largest manufacturer of plastic pipe and the
Stockton facility is one of the largest in the US, producing more
than 350 plastic pipe products for numerous applications. JM Eagle
expanded the Stockton plant adding a new product line, Eagle Corr
PE, a dual wall corrugated pipe typically used by the Department
of Transportation. The Partnership provided incentives analysis
and permitting assistance.
O'Reilly Auto
Parts:
 O’Reilly
Auto Parts is relocating to Stockton from Dixon and will employ
600 people. It has leased a 519,840 sq. ft. warehouse that will
have 76 loading docks and eight drive-in bays. In 2008 O’ Reilly
purchased CSK Auto based in Phoenix, AZ., adding more than 1300
stores under numerous names including Kragen Auto Parts. This
purchase expanded O’Reilly into 38 states with a total of 3,423
stores, making it the third largest auto parts retailer in the
U.S. The Partnership provided technical assistance regarding site
and incentive analysis, and Enterprise Zone incentive data.
Origami
Foods, LLC
 This is a start-up manufacturer of edible
fruits and films. Its first 10,000 sf production facility is
located at University Park in Stockton. Origami develops
flavorful, visually appealing vegetable and fruit alternatives for
seaweed sheets (nori) used for sushi and other Asian cuisine.
The Partnership assisted in its site selection and obtaining
Enterprise Zone benefits.
CONTACTS:
Shelley Burcham, CEcD
Vice President, Client Services
sburcham@sjpnet.org
San Joaquin Partnership
2800 W. March Lane, Suite 470
Stockton, CA 95219
800-570-5627
209-956-3380
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"The
San Joaquin Partnership was very helpful in educating us about all
of the local resources available to assist us in developing our
new production facility. That included everything from helping
expedite the building permit process to workforce resources.
Thanks for the assistance."
Paul Goldberg, President
Boboli International LLC
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"The San
Joaquin Partnership played an instrumental role in assisting our
companies swift transition from Mexico City to the City of
Stockton. Not only did the San Joaquin Partnership attract us
here, they organized key meetings with the City, guided us around
obstacles and provided access to local and state financial
incentives. Attractive incentives combined with the excellent
workforce and infrastructure has enabled our company to operate on
a competitive budget with lower overhead costs."
Ricky Hanna, CEO
Electric Vehicles International
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