Town of Tarboro 

find yourself here

Nestled in Eastern North Carolina near the banks of the Tar River is the Town of Tarboro. As one of the oldest towns in the state, Tarboro is a special place full of history, arts, culture, food and recreation. People come to visit, people come to stay, and people come to build a business.

Tarboro is a place you can find yourself. It is home to more than 11,300 residents and is the county seat of Edgecombe. Chartered in 1760, the town is a historical gemstone. The Town Common is the second oldest in the naiton, following the Boston Town Common.

With a committed workforce, a forward-thinking attitude, and a dedication to attracting businesses and helping them foster, the Town of Tarboro is ready to welcome your business or industry.

The Town of Tarboro maintains a business-friendly environment that offers many support resources, including tax incentives, an active Chamber of Commerce, and a partnership with Edgecombe Community College to train and prepare your workforce.

Located within a 10-hour drive of 67% of businesses on the Eastern seaboard, the Town of Tarboro prides itself in offering businesses a safe community; low traffic congestion; solid infrastructure; access to major highways including I-64 (future I-87) and I-95; the advantage of being a strategic location as a midway point between Boston, MA and Miami, FL; and a proximity to major airports, railways and deep-water ports.

The Town is ready to do business and help you find youself in Tarboro.

Tarboro Commerce Center

Tarboro Shell Building