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As quoted “New Airport Puts Panama City on Track for Long-Term Growth on Jun 12, 2009 By: Dees Stribling, Contributing Editor for Commercial Property Executive. “In the Florida panhandle, in particular the Panama City area, a new international airport--under construction, scheduled for completion next year--promises economic stimulation, both in terms of business growth and real estate development. "A new business community will be able to grow around the new airport in a way that's impossible around the existing airport, which is too small and too hemmed in for further expansion," Randall S. Curtis, executive director of the Panama City-Bay County International Airport, told CPN. "But the long-term impact will involve more than development in the immediate vicinity of the airport. The entire region stands to benefit. Indeed, the existing smallish airport--two runways, 6,308 feet and 4,884 feet long, on 745 acres--may have been hindering the area's growth while the rest of Florida has expanded mightily. Bay County is still fairly small, experiencing only modest growth in recent years, with its population expanding from about 127,000 in 1990 to 155,000 now, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Located on a complex of bays (St. Andrews, West, North and East bays) on the Gulf Coast, the area has access to miles of desirable beaches and other natural amenities, but mainly draws vacationers and second-home buyers mainly from the nearby states of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. New airports in other parts of the country, in fact other parts of Florida, also have a history of spurring growth over the long run. The Southwest Florida International Airport opened in Ft. Myers in 1983, and during the 1990s the population of Lee County (county seat, Ft. Myers) grew 31.6 percent, considerably faster than the rest of the state, and the area has continued to grow in the 2000s.”

About Washington County Florida

Washington County is a rural county that covers approximately 391,040 acres, of which 16,448 are fresh water and 374,592 are land. The population is more than 21,000. The county is found in Northwest Florida, about 50 miles north of Panama City and midway between Pensacola and Tallahassee. Main roads serving the county are I-10, State Roads 77, 79, 20 and US 90. Jackson County, Holmes County, Walton County and Bay County border the county. The county seat is Chipley. The CSX Railroad System runs through Chipley and provides Amtrak service to Jacksonville to the east and Pensacola to the west. Panama City-Bay County Airport and Dothan Municipal Airport provides commercial air service. The Tri-County Airport provides small terminal facilities for light general aviation services. Much of Washington County is uninhabited, with most of the population residing in or around Chipley, Caryville, Ebro, Sunny Hills Vernon, Wausau, and other developments around the county's many lakes. Washington County is centrally located in the Florida Panhandle providing both residents and guests with an array of choices in shopping, church activities, dining, recreational, and employment opportunities. Excellent schools and medical facilities are available. Parks and recreational areas abound in the area. All of this while still retaining the charm of small town and rural living. It is a great place to visit and an excellent place for a family-oriented lifestyle. Also just south of Washington County sits Bay county where a new international airport is being built. Below is an article recently written regarding all the new commercial business that will be developed from the airport's expansion plans.