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Considering a Move to Montgomery County?
Live in a downtown loft. Live in a quiet neighborhood. Live on acreage in the country.
Whatever you choose, you can send your kids to quality public schools. Work late at the office and still make it to the kids' activities. The average commute is 15 minutes.
Have a night out with dinner and a show in the city, or spend a day biking, boating, hiking or hunting in the country. Either way, there is always something to do when you live in Montgomery County. Learn More
Caney is set in a valley surrounded by the Chautauqua Hills on the west and Oklahoma lakes (Copan and Hulah Lake) on the south. Caney is rich in historical culture and has a strong historical society. Caney is home to large manufacturing companies such as Spears Manufacturing and Engineered Systems and Equipment Inc. who are two of the region's best employers. 
Cherryvale is a vibrant community, rich in history, known for its quiet neighborhoods and is bustling in community pride. Cherryvale has targeted industries in injection molding and fiberglass manufacturing. Once a booming railroad tourism destination, the communitiy prides itself on its continued support of railway development and transportation through the continued growth of Watco Railroad, one of the largest shortline rail companies in the United States. 
Coffeyville is a thriving manufacturing community best known for its friendly people, the Coffeyville Community College Red Ravens and the demise of the Dalton Gang in 1892. Coffeyville's present is as lively as its past with much industrial growth taking place over the past few years. The largest industrial development project ever in the State of Kansas took place at Coffeyville Resources with the addition of the nitrogen fertilizer facility. 
Independence has a strong industrial base, with targeted industries of Aerospace and Sheet Metal Fabrication. With companies like Cessna Aviation, Kansas Aviation, Aviation Controls, VT Hackney, Matcor, and several other nationally known companies, its no wonder that business is growing in Independence. 
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