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Rooks County is a county of just under 5,000 population located in North Central Kansas. The county has six incorporated communities–Plainville, Stockton, Palco, Damar, Woodston, and Zurich, and the unincorporated community of Codell. The major industries of the area are agriculture, oil production, healthcare, manufacturing, and service-related businesses. 

where kids can play outside, people can go for evening walks, or neighbors can visit from the front porch. Citizens take pride in the fact that the pace of life allows them to enjoy more time at home and less time in their cars. 

 with low teacher-student ratios that allows for individual attention. Schools that allow students to excel in a safe, productive environment. In addition, the schools offer extra-curricular activities such as athletics, music, and drama to name a few. 

that provide close parking, friendly help, and service that you can only get in a small town. The city of Hays is only a short drive from our area and features a variety of retail opportunities. 

 that offer the latest in diagnostic services and doctors that provide the personal attention that is lacking in many larger cities. The Rooks County Health Center is a state-of-the-art facility with 3 full-time providers, and other part-time providers, RCH is able to offer a 6 day a week walk-in clinic called Doctors Without Delay. 

 Rooks County is home to Webster Reservoir and State Park, Rooks County State Fishing Lake, and Plainville Township Lake. All allow for great outdoor experiences like fishing, boating, hiking, and more. Plainville and Stockton both have new water parks for the kids in summer. The Rooks County Golf Course is a nine-hole grass green course open year-round. 

 Whether you are enjoying the local county fair, attending school sporting events, visiting one of the area lakes, or just spending an afternoon in the park, we have plenty to see and do.

Rooks County, Kansas: Diverse landscapes, from rolling prairies to vibrant towns, underscore its quiet, enduring presence in America's heartland.

Rooks County

Move to Rooks County

100% Kansas state income tax waiver through the 2026 tax year (if eligible)

Up to $1,500 a year for five years to help pay off student loan debt (if eligible)

Property Tax Rebate for new construction and rehab projects (if eligible)

One Year Membership to Rooks County Golf Course

One Year Membership to the Community Fitness Center in your Location

Two Passes to the High School Athletic Team of your Choice

One Year Pass to Webster State Park and all Kansas State Parks

Welcome Meal with the Economic Development Director at a Restaurant of your Choosing

a relocation initiative designed for job seekers ready to build a future in a state that values hard work, community, and opportunity. Whether you're launching your career, seeking new growth, or returning home to plant roots, Michigan is opening the door to your next chapter.

From thriving downtowns and innovative industries to welcoming neighborhoods and outdoor beauty, Michigan is more than just a place to work—it’s a place to live fully.

With a strong labor market, growing industries, and a cost of living that lets you build real stability, Michigan is attracting job seekers from around the country. The state is investing in workforce development, housing, and quality-of-life initiatives—so whether you’re interested in advanced manufacturing, healthcare, education, skilled trades, or tech, there’s a place for you here.

And when you’re off the clock? Michigan delivers with lakefront living, vibrant cultural scenes, and four seasons of adventure.

From day one, we’ll help connect you to local employers, community champions, and workforce resources across the state. To get started, explore the 

 tools—your one-stop hub for job openings, training pathways, and growing industries.

Your Michigan Welcome, Wrapped Just for You

 to ensure your transition is seamless, supportive, and rewarding. As part of our new Welcome Program, you can enjoy the great perks of being a Michigander and select discounts from participating small businesses to help you get started making MI home. From Michigan's leadership on childcare and housing, to coworking access and unique Michigan experiences, we can't wait to welcome you home. 

Read more about the unique programs Michiganders have access to below:

 - The MI Home Loan program is a mortgage product that is available to first-time homebuyers (have not owned a home in the previous 3 years) state-wide and repeat homebuyers in targeted areas. All homebuyers work directly with a participating lender. Household income, family size, property location, sales price, and credit score impact eligibility. 

 - The MI 10K Down Payment Assistance (DPA) Program helps homebuyers with low and moderate incomes by providing up to $10,000 toward down payment, closing costs, and prepaid expenses. This assistance, available statewide, comes in the form of an interest-free loan. This program must be combined with an MSHDA MI Home Loan and homebuyer education certificate of completion is required for all homebuyers. 

 - Through MI Tri-Share, the cost of an employee’s licensed child care is shared equally among the employer, the employee, and the State of Michigan - a three-way split. Family size and household income impact eligibility. 

 - Michigan’s PreK for All initiative includes multiple free high-quality PreK programs available to families including the Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) and Head Start. Income and public assistance access impact eligibility. 

 - Michigan Reconnect is a last-dollar scholarship program that pays for you to attend your in-district community college tuition-free or offers a large tuition discount if you attend an out-of-district community college. Age, Michigan residency, and education level impact eligibility. 

 - The Michigan Achievement Scholarship is designed to help recent high school graduates in Michigan receive funds for continuing education. Eligible students could receive financial aid to attend a college or university with the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, or for a career training program with the Michigan Achievement Skills Scholarship. Education level, income, Michigan residency, and age impact eligibility. 

 - The Homestead Property Tax Credit is a tax credit for qualified Michigan homeowners and renters, which helps to pay some of the property taxes homeowners or renters have been billed. Michigan residency and income impact eligibility. 

Explore the communities below and find your fit. Click through to learn more and apply directly through MakeMyMove.

Are you an in-state recent graduate with interest in living and working in Michigan? Make MI Home has something for you too. 

 to fill out your interest form and learn more. 

Work Local & Make Michigan Home is a relocation program for job seekers ready to plant roots in a state full of opportunity. With state-backed incentives, career support, and welcoming communities, this initiative helps you build your future in Michigan—where meaningful work meets a great quality of life. Start your job search, explore vibrant towns, and settle into your next chapter with confidence.

Gratiot County

Make MI Home: In Person Workers

What's included in the Make MI Home Program?

Free DNR recreation passport to experience Michigan's 100+ state parks and rec areas

A discount on your daily cup from Soldadera Coffee

Complete your look with discounts from local retailers

Workspace discounts at Bamboo Coworking Space and Amour Women Work Community

Special offers at Michigan destinations, including Boyne Resorts for winter and summer outdoor activities like skiing, golfing, and mountain biking as well as loding

Access to curated events for Welcome Program Participants

As a Michigander, you'll have access to unique programs offered to residents including:

Housing: MI Home Loan* and MI 10K Down Payment Assistance*

Childcare: MI Tri-Share* and PreK for All*

Education: Michigan Reconnect Scholarship* and Michigan Achievement Scholarship*

*These programs have separate eligibility requirements and enrollment processes from the Make MI Home Program. Access to these programs is determined separately. See additional details below.


Moving is hard, but Lincoln County has put together a program to make your move easier and get you connected to the community.  Here's the inside scoop on our favorite parts of the program:

 (if eligible): Lincoln County is located in Kansas’ Rural Opportunity Zone. New movers who relocate from out of state may be eligible for a state income tax credit. 

 with MakeMyMovers, local leadership and neighbors.

Tea Time with Marilyn, the Mother of Lincoln County Tourism:

 The communication nerve center of Lincoln County is a gathering table at The Village Lines, a local goods shop in downtown Lincoln. Here, Marilyn (the owner/proprietor) will introduce you to neighbors and help you get acquainted with the Lincoln County community. You don’t actually have to drink tea at Tea Time with Marilyn, but we know she’ll be spilling it. ;)

Lincoln County boasts a wide variety of activities for nature lovers of every level - everything from hunting and hiking to birding and mountain biking. The newly finished Achterberg Trail is a prairie and wildlife restoration project opened by the Audubon Project of Kansas. Other local favorites include fishing and skiing on Wilson Lake and biking and hiking along the Salinas River.

Lincoln

Move to Lincoln County, KS

Up to $3,000 a year for five years to help pay off student loan debt (if eligible)

A Dozen Farm-Fresh Eggs Every Month for a Year

Welcome Basket including movie tickets to the Finch Theatre

Tea Time with Marilyn, the Mother of Lincoln County Tourism

Property tax rebate for new construction and rehab projects (if eligible)

Personal invites from locals to community activities and events


Take your education to the next level with the Promise Scholarship, covering tuition for eligible students at a state university or technical school. Your future starts here!


Step back in time and discover the unique stories of Neodesha with a Curated Historical Tour of Downtown. Explore the charm and history of our town in style!

Two Tickets to the Neodesha Chamber of Commerce Annual Chamber Auction & Dinner


Get ready for a fun-filled evening with 

 to the Annual Chamber Auction & Dinner. Enjoy great food, community spirit, and exciting auctions!

One Year Family Pass to the Neodesha Splash Zone


Dive into fun with a One-Year Family Pass to the Neodesha Splash Zone. Endless water fun awaits all year long! 

100% Kansas State Income Tax Waiver Through the 2026 Tax Year


Enjoy a 100% Kansas State Income Tax Waiver through the 2026 tax year and save significantly while living in Neodesha!

Located in southeastern Kansas, Neodesha offers a unique blend of natural beauty and small-town charm. The town is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, including the Verdigris and Fall Rivers, which provide ample opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and riverside picnicking. Nearby nature reserves and parks offer trails for hiking and birdwatching, making it an ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts.

Neodesha

Explore the Heart of Neodesha 

100% Kansas State Income Tax Waiver through the 2026 tax year (if eligible)Estimated Kansas State Income Tax Waiver Savings for a fifty thousand income is up to $5,600

Student loan repayment assistance up to $15,000 through the State of Kansas in partnership with employer

Promise College Scholarship incentive. The program will provide enabling financial support via meaningful scholarship awards to qualifying Neodesha High School graduates 

Neighborhood Revitalization Plan on property improvements toward property tax abatement(minimum exterior improvements of $10,000 towards a 5-year rebate on 95% of funds expended)

Make a splash all year long with a One Year Family Pass to the Neodesha Splash Zone 

Get active together with a One Year Family Membership to Get Fit Wellness Center 

Stay connected to your community with a Six-Month Subscription to The Neodesha Derrick News 

Get ready for a night of fun and community with two tickets to the Booster Club’s Annual Booster Bash

Enjoy an evening of great food and bidding fun with two tickets to the Neodesha Chamber of Commerce Annual Chamber Auction & Dinner

Get unlimited access to all the exciting school events with a USD 461 School Activities Pass 

Lunch with Community Development Director and/or City Administrator & Mayor

Step back in time with a Curated Historical Tour of Downtown 

Welcome Bag from the Neodesha Chamber of Commerce featuring gifts from local businesses

Hamilton

Located in southwestern Ohio, Hamilton is a friendly and diverse community that proudly celebrates arts and culture. Take a tour of Downtown Hamilton to learn about the city’s history and unique urban districts, and try to spot all of the colorfully painted fire hydrants along the way. Go rowing on the Great Miami River or biking on a Riverway Recreational Trail, then cool off at the Sprayground in Marcum Park. Try the famous Chicken Berry Salad at High St. Cafe, then enjoy a sweet treat at Luke’s Custom Cakes. Catch a performance at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts, or enjoy some live music at David Shaw’s Big River Get Down, a free summer concert series at the RiversEdge Amphitheater. Hamilton welcomes and appreciates new residents, even offering a Talent Attraction Program Scholarship where recent graduates can receive assistance with student loan debt. Sports fans can take in a Hamilton Joes baseball game, or cheer on the nearby Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals professional teams. Located less than 25 miles south of Hamilton, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport offers direct flights to popular destinations like New York, Chicago, Orlando, and more. 

Move to Hamilton

Located on the western shores of Lake Michigan, Muskegon offers year-round activities. With 46 attractions, 31 beaches and parks, 13 museums, and 24 indoor recreational facilities, there’s always something to do, no matter the temperature. Walk 26 miles of sandy beach bordering Lake Michigan or hike more than 60 miles of trails. Take the plunge on Shivering Timbers, a 125-foot-tall wooden roller coaster at Michigan’s Adventure Amusement and Water Park. Race down the 850-foot luge track at Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park before skiing, snow-shoeing, or ice-skating along the shores of Lake Michigan. Tour Muskegon Lake aboard the Aquastar, or visit one of several maritime attractions, including the S.S. Milwaukee Clipper, a steamship and historic national landmark. If indoor shopping is more your style, check out downtown Muskegon’s Century Club, a venue packed with retailers and wine tastings. End the day gazing at the stars and learning about the solar system at Carr-Fles Planetarium, and then grab a bite to eat while enjoying sunset views at one of many beach and waterfront dining establishments. Less than an hour away in Grand Rapids, the Gerald R. Ford International Airport offers flights to many non-stop destinations.

Find Your Home:
In Muskegon, you can upsize or downsize. You can be closer to the people you love and miss or make some new lifelong friends. When you add in 27 inland lakes, 26 miles of Lake Michigan waterfront, 400 miles of rivers, and acres of woods and dunes, moving here might become the best decision you’ve ever made.


Find Your Career:
Muskegon County is known for its blue water economy, advanced manufacturing, and cutting-edge healthcare system. Our diverse economy also thrives through tourism, agribusiness, and entrepreneurial spirit. With over 3,000 employers, a diverse range of full-time and part-time job opportunities exist. Check out the employment resources available along the Lakeshore!


Find Your Fun:
Whether you're into heart-racing, outdoor adventures or relaxing indoors with one of our tasty draft beers, we have something for everyone here in Muskegon.


Find Your Style:
60 public art pieces. 13 museums. Lots of live music & performances. Come and browse our museums featuring everything from noted American and European artists to local artists and rotating traveling exhibitions. Spend some time searching out the public works of art along the waterfront and nestled amongst our vibrant neighborhoods, including sculptures, wall murals, and other outdoor pieces. Visit the area’s museum of history—it’s free—or the local library, where storytelling, meditation hours, and arts and crafts sessions are always on the menu. Enjoy the West Michigan Symphony Orchestra, theatrical productions, Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, or a jazz concert series, Muskegon offers a rich array of opportunities to experience these live arts.

Muskegon County, Michigan, beckons with its harmonious blend of natural beauty and community spirit. Nestled on the shores of Lake Michigan, it offers residents a tranquil waterfront lifestyle that is hard to match.

Muskegon County

Muskegon County Remote Worker Incentive

One Free Car Detailing from Ramos and Sons Auto Body

One Free Admission to 10 Museums and Historic Sites around Muskegon County

Two Complementary Reservations to Muskegon STAR! Program

One Year Membership to Muskegon Museum of Art

One Year Membership to Muskegon Chamber of Commerce

First Month Free Rent at Harmony Lakes Apartments (based on availability and restrictions may apply)

Optional: KickStart to Career Program - $50 savings account for every kindergartener in Muskegon County

Optional: Muskegon Promise Program - 2 years of scholarship funded post high school education

a relocation initiative built for remote workers like you—people who can choose to live anywhere, and are ready to make somewhere extraordinary their next chapter.

Michigan is rolling out the welcome mat, inviting talent from across the country to explore everything we have to offer—from wide-open natural beauty and vibrant downtowns to career potential in future-focused industries. Whether you're a recent grad seeking your first adventure or an experienced remote professional looking to plant roots, we’re here to help you find your place—and thrive.

💻 Why Remote Workers are Choosing Michigan

With a low cost of living, abundant outdoor recreation, and some of the most welcoming and inclusive communities in the Midwest, Michigan is uniquely positioned to support remote workers. Here, you’ll find fast Wi-Fi and even faster access to the things that matter most: lake views, farmers markets, trailheads, coworking spaces, and vibrant arts and culture.

From the creative energy of Grand Rapids to the quiet charm of coastal towns, Michigan is built for people who want more than a work-from-home life—they want a 

Make Michigan Home is a relocation initiative built for remote workers ready to start their next chapter in a place that offers both opportunity and adventure. With real incentives, personalized onboarding, and a curated digital welcome basket, this program makes it easy to explore Michigan’s vibrant communities and settle in with confidence. From lakeside towns to innovative cities, Michigan is where remote workers come to live fully.

Lansing

Make MI Home: Remote Workers

Rooted in Opportunity: Outreach, Training, Employment, and Development

West Michigan is a place where careers take root and communities grow strong—and we’re here to help you be part of it.

 is a new program designed to support individuals who are launching or advancing their careers in high-demand fields like healthcare, IT, advanced manufacturing, and more. If you’re already working or planning to work in the region, you could be eligible for 

—plus personalized resources to help you stay and thrive.

Whether you're an international student navigating your career path in the U.S., a professional seeking to re-enter your trained field, or someone working to overcome challenges on the road to long-term stability, this program is built with you in mind.

Legal guidance for international students on CPT or OPT

Rent, transportation, or childcare assistance

Career coaching and re-credentialing support

Employer-connected training and upskilling

Navigation to community services and job-readiness resources

Rooted in opportunity, this program is your chance to grow in West Michigan.

Applications will open soon. Let’s build your future—right here.

West Michigan Rooted offers up to $5,000 in support for international individuals growing their careers in high-demand industries like healthcare, IT, and advanced manufacturing. From legal guidance and job training to rental assistance and career coaching, this program helps you overcome barriers and build a future in West Michigan.

Muskegon

West Michigan Rooted

West Michigan Rooted offers personalized support to help you succeed and stay rooted in Michigan: 

Legal assistance for international students on CPT or OPT who are working toward permanent residency

Barrier removal support such as rent or down payment assistance, student loan forgiveness, transportation, childcare, or other job-readiness needs

Career coaching and help navigating re-entry into your trained profession, including support for re-credentialing

Upskilling guidance and access to employer-sponsored training programs

Resource navigation to connect you with community services and support systems

Training opportunities such as English as a Second Language (ESL), on-the-job training, classroom instruction, and industry-recognized certifications in high-demand fields like healthcare, IT, construction, and advanced manufacturing

Murfreesboro

Rutherford County is anchored by Murfreesforo, TN and located just 20 minutes southeast of Downtown Nashville and Nashville International Airport. Home to Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro is a lively college town and one of the state's fastest growing communities. Remote workers will find Rutherford County has a lot on offer in terms of housing choices (new builds, old homes, urban to rural), affordability, dining and entertainment. Festival-goers will love that you're just 40 minutes from Bonnaroo. A move to Rutherford County means you are eligible for the state's various and generous tuition reimbursement programs, a meaningful offer for remote workers who value continued education or who have college-bound kiddos.

Here's more from the fine folks at the Rutherford Chamber of Commerce:

We have an amazing value proposition because of the high quality of life amenities with a cost of living lower than the national average.

Our public school district is consistently ranked as one of the top districts in the state and a major reason we are the fastest growing county in Tennessee.

We have an award-winning parks and rec system, including over 20 miles of car-free greenway trails, multiple water parks and two all-inclusive parks for residents with varying levels of abilities.

A K-PhD educational ecosystem with the largest regional university in Middle Tennessee State University, a top-rated K-12 district, 2 technical colleges, community college, and several private K-12 schools.

Everything you need on a daily basis, from a charming historic downtown, Costco, tasting rooms at numerous breweries and distilleries, and all the restaurants and retail stores you would need.

A short drive to cultural and entertainment institutions in Nashville, such as 3 major league sports teams, globally renowned music destinations, theaters, symphony halls, etc.

Move to Rutherford County

Smith County, Kansas, is in the geographic center of the contiguous United States. The communities of Smith Center, Kensington, Lebanon, Gaylord, and Athol offer rural, small town living with several churches and community activities. State-of-the-art fiber optics provide reliable and strong connectivity. The area is home to eight in-home daycares and the Bright Beginnings Child Development Center. The county seat, Smith Center, is home to the county’s critical access hospital, completed in 2018, which includes a physical therapy facility, 11 medical practitioners, and a rural health clinic. Three chiropractors and two fitness centers allow residents to keep fit and well. Smith County residents value educational excellence and two public school systems provide pre-Kindergarten to high school education. Nearby post-secondary educational opportunities include a community college, a vocational technical school, and Fort Hays State University.

Crop and livestock farms scattered throughout the countryside are the core of the county’s economy along with several growing manufacturing and processing facilities. The beautiful Solomon River runs through the southwest corner of the county and the rest of the county is crisscrossed with creeks running into rivers both to the north and to the south. Rolling hills and wooded bottoms provide for beautiful, walk-in hunting and fishing opportunities (as allowed by participating property owners). The landscape includes many majestic Cottonwood trees, which is the state tree of Kansas. Residents can also enjoy of the rich diversity of wildlife, birds, and plants, including deer, turkey and even the occasional elk. In the northwest part of the county, you can visit the cabin constructed in 1872 by Dr. Brewster Higley on the bank of the West Beaver Creek. There Dr. Higley wrote a poem titled “The Western Home,” which was set to music by Dan Kelley; the song “Home on the Range” is the state song of Kansas. 

If you're curious to learn more about life in Smith County, 

 There are a ton of great resources for those interested in calling Smith County home. 

Smith County, Kansas, located at the geographic center of the contiguous United States, offers small-town living with strong community ties, excellent educational opportunities, and modern amenities like state-of-the-art fiber optics. The county's economy is rooted in agriculture, with crop and livestock farms, alongside growing manufacturing facilities. The scenic landscape, featuring the Solomon River, rolling hills, and majestic Cottonwood trees, provides abundant outdoor activities, including hunting and fishing. Smith County is also home to historical sites, like the cabin where the Kansas State Song "Home on the Range" was written.

Smith County

Move to Smith County

100% Kansas State income tax credit for 5 years (if eligible)

Up to $3,000 a year for five years to help pay off student loan debt (if eligible) 

6 month family pass to the Tribe Fitness Center or Gardner Wellness Center 

Smith Center City Pool Pass (open mid-May to mid-August only)

$100 Smith Center Golf Ticket Booklet (up to 10 free rounds; can be used for golf cart rental as well)

One-time use of the Old Mill indoor event space at Wagner Park

Smith County Memorial Hospital Hometown Café meal vouchers

Up to $40 in tickets for general public bus transportation

$100 family pass to USD 237 sports events

Looking for a city where you can grow your career 

 your quality of life? Come flourish in Fort Wayne, Indiana — a dynamic, affordable, and welcoming community that's perfect for remote workers seeking more space, more opportunity, and a real sense of belonging.

Fort Wayne offers the best of both worlds: all the connectivity and innovation of a big city, with the charm and comfort of a tight-knit community. Whether you're dialing in from your backyard patio, grabbing a craft coffee between meetings, or exploring over 100 miles of trails after work, you’ll find that Fort Wayne makes remote work 

Make Your Move & Unlock These Incredible Perks!

The Hoosier Homes Plus program offers a major financial advantage with 5% in down payment assistance and closing costs if you move to Allen County and are eligible. With the median home price in the county around $254,000, eligible buyers can receive up to $12,700* (5% of the purchase price) to help cover down payment and closing costs. This assistance makes homeownership more affordable and accessible, reducing the upfront financial burden so you can move into your new home with greater peace of mind.

* This is only an estimate based on median home prices and is not an exact amount until 5% of the purchase price is determined. Learn more at the link here!

One-Year Co-Working Membership at Electric Works

 Remote workers will love the coworking membership at 

, a vibrant innovation campus in Fort Wayne. Enjoy 24/7 access to flexible workspaces, high-speed internet, meeting rooms, and premium amenities—all in a beautifully restored historic building. With onsite dining at Union Street Market, wellness spaces, and a built-in professional community, it’s the perfect place to stay productive and connected.

2 Passes to the Fort Wayne Botanical Conservatory

, a lush indoor escape in the heart of downtown. Explore tropical and desert gardens, seasonal floral displays, and peaceful pathways year-round. It’s a beautiful way to unwind, explore, and connect with nature—right in your new hometown.

Mug Club Membership at Chapman’s Brewing Company (Electric Works Campus)

 Enjoy exclusive discounts, pours, and perks at one of Fort Wayne’s favorite local breweries.

 are your fast track to feeling at home in a new community. These fun, casual events are designed to help newcomers connect with locals, discover favorite spots around town, and build meaningful relationships from day one. 

Whether you're settling down or starting fresh, Fort Wayne is ready to welcome you with open arms and exciting incentives. From financial help to lifestyle perks, it's all here—waiting for you.

Fort Wayne

Flourish in Fort Wayne

One year co-working membership at Electric Works

Mug Club Membership at Chapman’s Brewing Company (Electric Works Campus Location) 

One month membership to Urban Golf and gift card 

One week of groceries from the Union Street Market 

2 passes to the Fort Wayne Botanical Conservatory 

1-month Fort Wayne Museum of Art Family Membership

Special Invite to an Onboard Fort Wayne Newcomer Social 

5% in down payment assistance and closing costs for eligible buyers through the Hoosier Homes Plus program 

Settle Into Something Special in Spencer County, IN!

Spencer County, home to Indiana’s longest-running county fair, offers a close-knit, farming-friendly community where neighbors support each other. Families enjoy excellent schools, diverse healthcare options, and easy access to higher education, with several colleges just a short drive away.

The county is rich in tradition and local pride, from Rockport’s championship baseball team to Chrisney’s 4-H Fair and Santa Claus’ world-famous Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari. Events like Dale’s Fall Festival bring residents together, while nonprofits like Kiwanis and Tri Kappa strengthen the community. History lovers can explore landmarks celebrating Abraham Lincoln’s legacy, including Lincoln State Park and the Lincoln Pioneer Village.

Move Here & Enjoy These Exclusive Perks! 

 to help with your relocation costs—use it toward moving expenses, rent, or settling into your new home!

—enjoy unlimited summer fun at one of the top-ranked amusement parks in the country, featuring thrilling roller coasters, world-class water rides, and free soft drinks all day!

 with a waived installation fee—get blazing-fast internet speeds to work, stream, and stay connected with ease.

—never miss out on local news, events, and community stories with a weekly paper delivered to your doorstep.

—stay active with access to top-notch gym facilities, group classes, and wellness programs.

roadside assistance 🚗, fuel savings ⛽, travel accident insurance ✈️, and more

—a financial head start in your new hometown!

—save money when purchasing your dream home in our friendly community.

Spencer County is more than just a place to live—it’s a place to belong. With these amazing incentives and a welcoming atmosphere, now is the perfect time to make the move! 🚚✨

Looking to learn more about the Spencer County community? Check out the community page here below! 

Spencer County, home to Indiana’s longest-running County Fair, is a farming-friendly community known for its supportive and thoughtful residents. The county offers quality schools, numerous healthcare options, and convenient access to higher education institutions like WKU-O and the University of Southern Indiana. Rockport, the county seat along the Ohio River, and towns like Chrisney and Santa Claus host popular events and attractions, including the 4-H Fair and Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari. The community is enriched by active nonprofit organizations and celebrated landmarks like the Lincoln Amphitheatre and Lincoln State Park, which honor Abraham Lincoln’s legacy. With a rich history, close-knit culture, and family-friendly amenities, Spencer County is a welcoming place to call home.

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