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Find the project town, then follow its sources and career pathways. Regional groupings are browsing guides; they do not mean every project is operating or within commuting distance.
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Start with Odessa / Ector County, then explore the separate Pecos and Fort Stockton records.
Follow Abilene, Snyder and San Angelo through their individual project records.
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Open the project tracker →02 · FIND YOUR OPPORTUNITYFind pathways to jobs, training, vendor work and project support.
Explore opportunities →03 · SEE WHAT YOUR COMMUNITY GAINSFollow outreach, school partnerships and promised or reported benefits.
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↗03 · INFORMATIONWater, electricity, taxes, noise, land, jobs, incentives, and the trade-offs cities should examine.
↗04 · INFORMATIONWhat is operating, expanding, proposed, or still unconfirmed in each Texas market.
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