Logistics & Distribution Moves Faster in Montgomery County, Ohio

Montgomery County, OH, connects logistics and distribution companies directly to key consumer and industrial markets throughout the Midwest and Eastern United States. Located where I-70 and I-75 meet, the county is at the heart of two of the country’s busiest freight routes. Businesses can move goods quickly and reliably by truck, rail, air, or water thanks to strong infrastructure and short transit times.

For example, freight shipments can reach Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis, or Columbus in under 5 hours by road, and cities like Atlanta, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh are accessible within 8 hours. These rapid transit times enable companies to efficiently serve major U.S. markets from a central location

Reach Major Markets in One Day

From the Dayton Region, companies can reach 60 percent of U.S. consumers in just one day by road. Montgomery County is within 90 minutes of the area, with five international airports — Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Louisville, and Indianapolis — responsible for more than 15 percent of all air cargo in North America

Manufacturers, distributors, and wholesalers can also ship goods by rail, thanks to service from CSX and Norfolk Southern.

Build Around an Established Supply Chain Network

Logistics and distribution are among the largest industries in Montgomery County.​

  • 946 logistics and distribution businesses
  • More than 20,000 industry employees
  • $15.75 billion in annual industry revenue
  • $14.1 billion in wholesale sector revenue

The region is home to a wide range of operations, including warehouse distribution, e-commerce fulfillment, freight management, and industrial supply distribution.

Access a Scalable Workforce

Montgomery County has a skilled workforce with experience in logistics operations and management.

​Key occupations include:​

  • Logisticians
  • Transportation managers
  • Freight agents
  • Industrial truck operators
  • Heavy and light truck drivers

Companies in wholesale distribution, third-party logistics, cold storage, advanced manufacturing supply chains, and regional fulfillment can grow efficiently in Montgomery County.

Connect With Montgomery County Economic Development

Reach out to Montgomery County Economic Development to learn more about available sites, workforce resources, infrastructure, and logistics opportunities in Montgomery County, Ohio.

In addition, companies can take advantage of business incentives, workforce training grants, and support programs designed to help new and expanding logistics operations succeed. Connect with our team to explore the full range of resources available to help your business grow

The map below shows the total Ohio Department of Transportation investment in our regional infrastructure over the past 13 years.  The total investment of over $1 Billion (and counting) shows our regional commitment to increasing the speed in which you can service your customers needs, while reducing your risk of encountering outdated, insufficient infrastructure.

ODOT Project Map