Infrastructure

Stanton’s utilities and corridors are positioned for near‑term retail and commercial growth along Main StreetUS‑70SR 222, and SR 179 — with abundant raw land and adjacency to BlueOval City.

Water Plant

800+ GPM

Completed

SR 222

12″ Water Main & Sewer

Installed & Operational

SR 179

Add’l 10″ Water Main

Completion in 2026

Traffic Signals

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No signals in town

Utilities

Water Supply

System upgrade delivering 800+ GPM capacity. New 12″ main along SR 222; adding 10″ main to exisiting 6″ main along SR 179.

Sewer System

System upgrade in progress to expand capacity; includes pipe bursting existing lines to increase size to 10-in sewer line.

Electric Service

Electrical service is provided by Southwest TN Electric Co-op or Chickasaw Electric, depending on site location; site‑specific specs on request.

Natural Gas Service

Natural Gas Service is available to most of the area.  Service is provided by Brownsville Energy Authority.

Roads & Access

Stanton sits on a streamlined network that moves customers, workers, and freight efficiently—without big-city congestion.

US-70/79 — Regional East–West Spine

Main artery between Jackson, TN and Memphis, providing high visibility and consistent traffic for destination retail and services.

State Route 179 — I-40 Scenic Connector

Provides easy, scenic access from I-40 via Exit 47 into Stanton and the town center—ideal for visitor-serving businesses and hospitality.

State Route 222 — BlueOval City Corridor

Extends from I-40’s Exit 42 directly to Stanton Town Center, serving BlueOval City workers, visitors, and suppliers.

Airports — Jackson & Memphis

Extends from I-40’s Exit 42 directly to Stanton Town Center, serving BlueOval City workers, visitors, and suppliers.

Mississippi River — Port of Memphis

The Port of Memphis provides barge access to the Mississippi River with connections to regional rail and interstate corridors.

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