Sewer: Sanitary sewer to the Halifax Corporate Park is provided by the Roanoke Rapids Sanitary District with an excess capacity of one million gallons (1 MG) per day and additional capacity available as needed.
Fire Suppression/Water: Halifax County Public Utilities provides water service to the Park with 1.3 MG per day excess water capacity. A 12-inch water line serves the Halifax Corporate Park along Horizons Parkway and NC Highway 561.
Electric: The existing electrical substation serving the Halifax Corporate Park has a current capacity of 19.5 MW. A recently constructed substation adds an additional 30 MW for a total electrical capacity of 49.5 MW. Roanoke Electric is the electrical service provider for the Halifax Corporate Park.
Natural Gas: Extension of natural gas is available through Piedmont Natural Gas.
Access Road: Horizons Parkway traverses through the Halifax Corporate Park and connects NC Highway 561 to State Road 1619, providing additional ingress and egress options to the property as well as alternate routes to Interstate 95.
Port Access: Easy access to the Ports of Virginia and Morehead City and Wilmington in North Carolina.
Airport Access: Three international airports are located within 90 minutes: Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU); Richmond International Airport (RIC); and Norfolk International Airport (ORF).
Rail: A CSX Transportation Class I rail line is located adjacent to the eastern boundary of the Halifax Corporate Park. A rail extension plan has been completed that offers phased extensions to serve the needs of companies requiring rail access.
Telecommunications: Fiber redundancy and diversity can be achieved through multiple providers. CenturyLink has underground fiber cabling at the Halifax Corporate Park and offers DSL, T1, DS3, dedicated Ethernet services, cloud services and managed office. Roanoke Electric also has a dark fiber network that runs adjacent to the Park. Through its subsidiary, Roanoke Connect, fiber connections can be provided with any level of service needed.
