10/20/2026
Economic Development & Growth in Stanton!
Stanton continues to move forward, and we are proud to share some of the progress happening in our community! From economic development and new businesses to new housing opportunities and grant funding, we are working to build a stronger future for our city.
To date, Stanton has secured $3,064,200 in grant funding, with an additional $6,630,000 in grant applications submitted or in progress. These grants represent opportunities to invest in our infrastructure, improve city services, support community projects, and continue moving Stanton forward.
Along with these funding efforts, new businesses, housing developments, and economic development projects are helping shape the future of our community. Each investment represents an opportunity for growth and a stronger Stanton for generations to come.
Take a look at what’s happening in Stanton and the work underway to keep our community growing!
City of Stanton
Economic Development
2023-2026
New Housing (14)
20 Nolan Court
47 Bright Street
230 Maple Street
588 Breckinridge Street
515 Halls Lane
165 Washington Street
111 Greenway Road
130 Blackburn Street
43 Bright Stgreet
51 Washington Street
594 Breckinride Street
87 Promenade
112 Washington Street
93 Cox Street
New Businesses – (26)
People’s Bank and Trust (In Progress)
Auto Zone (Coming Soon)
Mama Sassies
Recon Plumbing
Back to Basics Physical Therapy
Craftmart
Framebridge
The Gilded Cage
The Fluff Dog Grooming
Stanton Electric and Controls
The Lemon Coop
Roller Scones and Coffee
Alli’s Slay Your Spray Tans
Tebco (Expansion)
Bless Your Art Designs
Appalachian Wellness
Woodmen of the World
Eclectic Art and Tattoo
Mountain Comprehensive Care
Alpha Dog Grooming
PDP – Precision Diesel
Hair by Kayne
Carolyn Robinson Rentals
Sunset Pottery
The Drive-In Diner
Joker Business Solutions
CITY OF STANTON
GRANTS
2023-2026
Secured
$750,000 Federal Grant – Rehab Water Tanks, Replace Fire Hydrants, and Purchase Radio Read Meters.
$2,000,000 State Line Item Grant – Rehab Brown and Pendleton Street Tanks and Replace Pendleton Street Tank.
$500,000 State Line Item Grant – City Park Infrastructure and Equipment Upgrades.
$250,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund Grant – New Synthetic Turf for City Park Soccer Field.
$64,200 Local Assistance Road Program Grant – Resurface City Streets.
Applied
$1,310,000 Community Development Block Grant – 1100 Radio Read Meters.
$5,000,000 Ky WWaters Program Grant – Paint Creek Water Tank Replacement.
$195,000 Local Assistance Road Program Grant – Resurface City Streets.
$125,000 HB501 Grant – Railroad Street Sidewalk Construction.
Working Today For A Stronger Stanton Tomorrow!
— Mayor Willie Means and Stanton City Council