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Pratt, Kansas proclaims itself as the ?Gateway to the High Plains?. Situated in the meandering hills and rolling grasslands of south-central Kansas, Pratt is bordered by the Ninnescah River. This is a lovely small town of 6,570 residents (Census 2000 data . Founded in 1884, it is the county seat of Pratt County. Pratt is the lively center of commerce, education, and culture for the surrounding area.

One of Pratt?s claims to fame is its twin water towers. A practical joker climbed them, painting ?Hot? on one and ?Cold? on the other. Photos of Pratt?s towers have appeared nationwide.

Residents of Pratt have transformed their tall-grass prairie home into a lush and shady Tree City. 193 acres of parkland, spread over nine different parks, grace this lovely town. The surrounding area is a nature lover?s delight. The Pratt Sandhills Wildlife Area is 5,715 acres of sand-hill prairie, with abundant wildlife and birds roaming the dunes. The Texas Lake Wildlife Area contains marshland and wetlands, attracting a diversity of wildlife. Sportsmen enjoy hunting and fishing throughout the Pratt region.

Downtown Pratt is a shopper?s delight. Strolling the brick-lined, shady streets, any type of store can be found, from antique shops to modern discount outlets. A number of quaint Victorian homes have been refurbished and today house businesses as well as residences. The Barron Theater is an architectural treasure. Built in the 1930?s in Art Deco design, the cinema operates two screens and shows first run films. Local art can be viewed at the Delmar Riney Gallery.

Education is a high priority in all of Kansas. Its excellent school system extends through Pratt County. Pratt Community College offers outstanding higher education. Barclay College lies twenty miles from the town and Wichita State University is seventy five miles.

Pratt?s ideal location makes it an excellent site to locate a business. Situated on US Highways 54, 281 and K-61, and only seventy miles from the major city of Wichita, Pratt offers great access for distribution. Agriculture and the railroad have been the mainstays of Pratt County, but manufacturing, retail, oil and gas are all increasing to provide a steady, stable economy for Pratt. High technology infrastructure is being put in place, and the Pratt Airport Authority has a 200-acre Industrial Park within the enterprise zone. The Economic Development Association stands ready to aid incoming firms.

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