CSX adds 21 rail served properties across 10 states to CSX select site program

CSX Corporation (NASDAQ: CSX) today announced its latest group of high-ranking properties to receive CSX Select Site designation under the industrial development program. Twenty-one sites across 10 states have earned a gold, silver, or bronze rating based on an evaluation of a wide range of site characteristics.

CSX worked with more than 30 communities to gather information and identify top candidates for the CSX Select Site program, which connects expanding companies with highly desirable rail-served properties. Of the more than 1,110 sites served by CSX, only six percent are designated as a CSX Select Site.

“Each CSX Select Site highlights the power of preparation and partnership,” said Kellen Riley, CSX Senior Director of Industrial Development. “These sites give manufacturers confidence to move forward while helping communities translate readiness into real economic growth and job creation.”

Demonstrating the continued success of the CSX Select Site program, Owens Corning announced a major investment at South Industrial Park—a Silver CSX Select Site—in Prattville, Alabama, since the last round of candidate site designations in 2025. The project will create 100 skilled manufacturing jobs and strengthen Prattville’s local economy while further expanding CSX’s industrial footprint across the region.

The newly added CSX Select Sites include:

Gold Level

• I-80 Logistics Park – Minooka, Illinois

Silver Level

• Fort Meade Rail Ready Industrial – Fort Meade, Florida
• First Florida Tradeport – Wildwood, Florida
• Wiley Connell Site One – Crawfordsville, Indiana
• Enterprise Industrial Park – Defiance, Ohio
• Franklin Logistics & Development – Letterkenny 29 – Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
• Hwy 321 Greenfield Rail Site – Gaston, South Carolina
• Southbound Road Greenfield Rail Site – Gaston, South Carolina
• Stonecrest Farm Rail Site – Greenwood, South Carolina
• Gibbs Rail Site – Sumter, South Carolina
• Enterprise Center at VA Port Logistics Park – Suffolk, Virginia

Bronze Level

• Pioneer Park – Dade City, Florida
• Georgia Breakbulk Logistics Park – Brunswick, Georgia
• Kingsbury Industrial Complex – La Porte, Indiana
• Washington CSX Industrial Rail Site – Washington, Indiana
• Massachusetts Life Sciences Logistic Park and Transloading Facility – Bellingham, Massachusetts
• CSX-Owned East Brookfield, MA Site – East Brookfield, Massachusetts
• Mshiké Industrial Complex – Holland, Michigan
• Kileville Site – Dublin, Ohio
• Dan Rogers Site – Dillon, South Carolina
• Willoughby Site – Marion, South Carolina