113 W Trinity Street
Madisonville, TX 77864
Phone: 936-349-0163
Copyright © 2017-2022 Madison County Economic
Development Corporation
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Web Design by MAD WEB DESIGNERS
News & Events
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to the company in
Madison County that made the 2021
edition of the Aggie 100! A special
shout-out to David Coleman of Coleman
& Patterson for earning his way to #10
on the list! Aggie 100 is designed to
honor the 100 fastest growing Aggie-
owned or Aggie-led business in the
WORLD!
Pictured is David Coleman with his wife,
Nicole, and David with Tom Patterson
and Bret Richards
EXPO CENTER
Madison County, classified as East
Central Texas, sits at the crossroads of I
45 and Highway 21 and Highway 75.
Approximately, 16,000,000 people,
reside within two and one-half hours
driving time of Madison County: the
metropolitan areas of Dallas-Fort
Worthis 140 miles north; Austin is 140
miles west, Bryan-College Station is 36
miles southwest; and Houston is 90
miles south. County boundaries are
formed by the Navasota River on the
west and the Trinity River on the east. It
is 110 north of the Ship Channel.
Madison County is expected to
experience substantial economic
growth during the next ten years.
About Us
The Madison County Economic Development Corporation was created in 1997 by Madison
County and the City of Madisonville to promote industrial and commercial development in
Madison County. It is their mission to promote and market economic development within our
region, to enhance local businesses retention and expansion efforts while working to attract new
businesses, to promote a better quality of life in the region, to assist in the overall economic
growth and development within the region, and to encourage, promote and partner with
cooperative efforts the attraction of new and innovative community growth.
FEMA
How to Apply for FEMA Assistance
ICYMI: All counties in TX-08 have been
approved for disaster assistance after
the winter storm. That means that all
residents are eligible to apply for aid.
Please see below for more information
on the services that are available and
the next steps to take.
Helpful hint – the quickest way to apply
for disaster assistance is online at
DisasterAssistance.gov
Explore
Madison County
OUR FEATURED PARTNERS
About Us
The Madison County Economic Development
Corporation was created in 1997 by Madison
County and the City of Madisonville to promote
industrial and commercial development in
Madison County. It is their mission to promote
and market economic development within our
region, to enhance local businesses retention
and expansion efforts while working to attract
new businesses, to promote a better quality of
life in the region, to assist in the overall
economic growth and development within the
region, and to encourage, promote and partner
with cooperative efforts the attraction of new
and innovative community growth.
113 W Trinity Street
Madisonville, TX 77864
Phone: 936-349-0163
Copyright © 2017-2022 Madison County Economic
Development Corporation
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Web Design by MAD WEB DESIGNERS
News & Events
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to the company in
Madison County that made the 2021
edition of the Aggie 100! A special
shout-out to David Coleman of Coleman
& Patterson for earning his way to #10
on the list! Aggie 100 is designed to
honor the 100 fastest growing Aggie-
owned or Aggie-led business in the
WORLD!
Pictured is David Coleman with his wife,
Nicole, and David with Tom Patterson
and Bret Richards
EXPO CENTER
Madison County, classified as East
Central Texas, sits at the crossroads of I
45 and Highway 21 and Highway 75.
Approximately, 16,000,000 people,
reside within two and one-half hours
driving time of Madison County: the
metropolitan areas of Dallas-Fort
Worthis 140 miles north; Austin is 140
miles west, Bryan-College Station is 36
miles southwest; and Houston is 90
miles south. County boundaries are
formed by the Navasota River on the
west and the Trinity River on the east. It
is 110 north of the Ship Channel.
Madison County is expected to
experience substantial economic
growth during the next ten years.
FEMA
How to Apply for FEMA Assistance
ICYMI: All counties in TX-08 have been
approved for disaster assistance after
the winter storm. That means that all
residents are eligible to apply for aid.
Please see below for more information
on the services that are available and
the next steps to take.
Helpful hint – the quickest way to apply
for disaster assistance is online at
DisasterAssistance.gov
Explore
Madison County
OUR FEATURED PARTNERS
113 W Trinity Street
Madisonville, TX 77864
Phone: 936-349-0163
Copyright © 2017-2022 Madison County Economic
Development Corporation
Web Design by MAD WEB DESIGNERS
News & Events
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to the company in
Madison County that made the 2021
edition of the Aggie 100! A special shout-
out to David Coleman of Coleman &
Patterson for earning his way to #10 on the
list! Aggie 100 is designed to honor the 100
fastest growing Aggie-owned or Aggie-led
business in the WORLD!
Pictured is David Coleman with his wife,
Nicole, and David with Tom Patterson and
Bret Richards
EXPO CENTER
Madison County, classified as East
Central Texas, sits at the crossroads of I 45
and Highway 21 and Highway 75.
Approximately, 16,000,000 people, reside
within two and one-half hours driving time
of Madison County: the metropolitan areas
of Dallas-Fort Worthis 140 miles north;
Austin is 140 miles west, Bryan-College
Station is 36 miles southwest; and Houston
is 90 miles south. County boundaries are
formed by the Navasota River on the west
and the Trinity River on the east. It is 110
north of the Ship Channel. Madison County
is expected to experience substantial
economic growth during the next ten years.
FEMA
How to Apply for FEMA Assistance
ICYMI: All counties in TX-08 have been
approved for disaster assistance after the
winter storm. That means that all residents
are eligible to apply for aid. Please see
below for more information on the services
that are available and the next steps to
take.
Helpful hint – the quickest way to apply for
disaster assistance is online at
DisasterAssistance.gov
Explore
Madison County
OUR FEATURED PARTNERS
About us
The Madison County Economic
Development Corporation was created
in 1997 by Madison County and the City
of Madisonville to promote industrial
and commercial development in
Madison County. It is their mission to
promote and market economic
development within our region, to
enhance local businesses retention and
expansion efforts while working to
attract new businesses, to promote a
better quality of life in the region, to
assist in the overall economic growth
and development within the region, and
to encourage, promote and partner with
cooperative efforts the attraction of new
and innovative community growth.
