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Greeley's economy is anchored by agriculture and food processing (JBS USA's beef processing headquarters, dense feedlot operations), oil and gas extraction in the Wattenberg Basin, and a growing population spillover from the broader Denver metro. Data centers serve those enterprise tenants — one tracked facility and roughly 100 NAICS 518 jobs (estimated). The metro is a small data center market.

The trades pool is small. Electricians at $63,290 and HVAC technicians at $62,020 sit close in median, both reflecting Colorado's moderate wage environment. The 980 maintenance workforce earns $53,610 — well above national for a small metro, reflecting the demand from food processing and oil-and-gas maintenance work. Network admins clear $97,130.

For a trades worker, Greeley is a small market where the strongest fit is for maintenance workers transitioning from food processing or oil-and-gas extraction backgrounds. HVAC and electrician work is steady from agricultural facility expansion and Denver-spillover residential growth.