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Developer: Rocky Mountain Rail Park cites $100M investment, praises Adams County permitting and engagement
Summary
The CEO of Rocky Mountain Industrials described the 620‑acre Rocky Mountain Rail Park and praised Adams County staff for responsiveness during a lengthy development and leasing process.
Brian Fallon, CEO of Rocky Mountain Industrials, told the Adams County business town hall that his company is completing construction at the Rocky Mountain Rail Park and commended county staff for responsiveness and problem‑solving.
Fallon described the industrial park as a 620‑acre, rail‑served industrial development located between Watkins and Bennett, about a mile‑and‑a‑half north of Interstate 70. He said the project will have invested “more than a $100,000,000 of capital into this project” and noted the park’s role as an eastern neighbor to the Colorado Air and Space Port. Fallon said tenants recently praised Adams County staff for the county’s engagement during a tenant groundbreaking and lease process.
Why it matters: Large industrial parks create construction jobs, lease activity and long‑term logistics capacity that can support regional supply chains and airport‑related aerospace activity. Fallon said efficient county engagement helped accelerate tenant interest.
Ending: The developer urged continued collaboration between the county, ACREP and economic‑development partners to attract and retain industrial tenants.
