Clovis Economic Development

09/01/2026

⚡ Powering Our Economy: Clovis’s Leading Employers

Clovis is a hub of opportunity, supported by a diverse group of employers that help drive our local economy. From military and education to healthcare, agriculture, manufacturing, transportation, energy, telecommunications, and retail, these organizations provide jobs and contribute to the strength of our community.

🏅 Cannon Air Force Base
As the area’s largest employer, Cannon Air Force Base is a cornerstone of our community and an important part of Clovis’s proud military heritage.

📚 Clovis Municipal Schools
With approximately 1,095 employees, the district provides careers in teaching, administration, transportation, maintenance, and student support.

🏥 Plains Regional Medical Center
Employing approximately 694 people, PRMC provides essential healthcare services and careers in nursing, medical technology, administration, and support services.

❤️ Community Homecare
With approximately 750 employees, Community Homecare supports local residents through personalized healthcare and caregiving services.

🛒 Albertsons Market
With approximately 190 employees, Albertsons provides jobs in retail, management, customer service, and grocery operations.

🛍️ Walmart
Walmart is another major retail employer in Clovis, providing jobs in customer service, management, stocking, grocery operations, pharmacy services, and distribution.

🎓 Clovis Community College
CCC supports education and workforce development through transferable courses, career training, and continuing education.

📡 ENMR-Plateau Telecommunications
Founded in 1949, ENMR-Plateau helps keep Clovis and the surrounding region connected while supporting careers in technology and customer service.

🌱 Pattern Energy
Pattern Energy contributes to renewable-energy development and provides opportunities in operations, maintenance, and environmental compliance.

🎓 Eastern New Mexico University
Located nearby in Portales, ENMU supports the region through education, employment, and the development of future members of the Clovis workforce.

🥤 Allsup’s Convenience Stores/Yesway
Allsup’s is an important regional employer that provides careers in retail, customer service, operations, and management.

🏭 Clean Funnel, Inc.
Clean Funnel supports Clovis’s manufacturing sector through specialized plastics production and related careers.

🧹 Mark Brush Company
Mark Brush Company adds to the diversity of our industrial economy by manufacturing specialized brushes and providing local production opportunities.

🌾 Mesa Ingredient Corporation
Mesa Ingredient supports our agricultural economy by producing and distributing animal-feed ingredients.

🚂 BNSF Railway
BNSF connects Clovis to national markets while supporting careers in rail operations, logistics, maintenance, and transportation.

🧀 Southwest Cheese
Home to one of North America’s largest cheddar-cheese plants, Southwest Cheese employs hundreds of workers and strengthens our region’s agricultural and manufacturing industries.

Together, these employers help create opportunities, support local families, and keep Clovis moving forward. We appreciate the important role they play in powering our economy! 💙

09/01/2026

Maybe you knew, or maybe you’ve wondered.🤔

This new structure going up just west of PRMC’s OB/GYN Clinic on West 21st Street is Horizon Behavioral Health Center.

Once complete, Horizon will serve the region as a Crisis Triage Center providing comprehensive assessments, crisis stabilization, withdrawal management, and other behavioral health services.

The project is a years-long partnership among Clovis, Portales, Fort Sumner, the counties of Curry, Roosevelt, De Baca, Quay, and Union, and the 9th Judicial District. Further, the project would not be possible without support from the Governor and Legislature.

For more information, visit the website I’ll leave in the comments.

Thanks for your support, and as the project nears completion, watch for an announcement of its grand opening.

08/27/2026

🔤 Let’s play a game and support local!

We love our local businesses and want to highlight them! ❤️ Here are five locally owned Clovis businesses that begin with the letter A:

⭐ A+O Wood Design LLC
⭐ A-Key Car Wash
⭐ A-Team Plumbing LLC
⭐ Aucutt’s Paint Store
⭐ Aroma Heaven

Does your business—or a business you love—begin with an A? Give them some well-deserved recognition by tagging them in the comments! 👇

Let’s keep the comments positive—this is just for fun and to help our locally owned businesses get the recognition they deserve! ❤️

08/26/2026

Your voice matters! 🛣️ Take a moment to review Curry County’s 5-Year Road Plan.

🚧 Curry County is planning the next five years of road improvements, and we want your input!

Review the 5-Year Road Plan and submit written comments by September 25, 2026.

Comments for the 5 year plan are ONLY accepted via email or postal mail:

📧 [email protected]
📬 Curry County Road Department
1395 SR 209
Clovis, NM 88101

08/19/2026

🚨🚨 📢 Curry County has job openings! If you’re looking for a new opportunity, now is the time to apply! 💼

Check out the available positions and share with someone who may be interested!

Join the Curry County Team! 🚨

Looking for a career where you can make a difference? Curry County is hiring! We have opportunities available with the Detention Center, Sheriff’s Office, and Grants Department.

Questions? Call (575) 763 – 6016

Apply Here - https://www.currycountynm.gov/departments/human-resources/job-opportunities

08/18/2026

🌾 Agriculture is more than part of our history—it continues to drive the Clovis and Curry County economy!

According to the USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, Curry County had:

🚜 665 farms
🌱 Nearly 892,000 acres of farmland
💰 More than $522 million in agricultural products sold
🥛 The highest milk sales in New Mexico
🐄 More than 243,000 cattle and calves

From family farms and dairies to food processing, transportation and agricultural suppliers, this industry supports local jobs and businesses throughout our region.

Agriculture is deeply rooted in Clovis—and it continues to help our community grow! 🌾🐄

Learn more about the industries driving our region:
🔗 https://clovisedc.com/key-sectors/

USDA source:
🔗https://www.nass.usda.gov/Publications/AgCensus/2022/Online_Resources/County_Profiles/New_Mexico/cp35009.pdf

08/14/2026

🛍️☕ Let’s talk about some of the national businesses and brands Clovis has welcomed over the past few years!

💄 Ulta Beauty
👗 Marshalls
🛍️ Ross Dress for Less
☕ 7 Brew Coffee
🛒 Ollie’s Bargain Outlet
📦 Amazon

It’s exciting to see national brands choosing to invest and grow right here in Clovis! 🙌❤️

Don’t think we forgot about our locally owned businesses and everything they bring to our community! Stay tuned because we will be highlighting them soon! ❤️🏡

08/14/2026

Shopping local means investing right back into the community we call home. Every purchase helps support local jobs, families, entrepreneurs, and the businesses that make Clovis unique. Shop local, support local, and help our community grow!

08/13/2026

❤️ Stay Loyal. Shop Local.

Every time you choose to shop local, you’re helping support small businesses, local jobs, and the community we all call home.

Whether you’re shopping, dining, or using a local service, your choice makes a difference.

Let’s continue to support the businesses that support our community. 🛍️❤️

Shop Local. Support Local. Stay Loyal.

08/12/2026

🏙️ Growing Fast vs. Growing Well

There’s a difference between a community growing fast and a community growing well.

Growing fast can mean more businesses, more development and more people. But growing well means making sure the pieces are in place to support that growth—workforce, infrastructure, housing, utilities and opportunities for the people who already call our community home.

Economic development isn’t just about bringing in the next big project. It’s about creating growth that makes sense, lasts and strengthens our community for the future.

For Clovis, the goal isn’t simply to grow—it’s to grow well. 🌱