Gloria Sessions Ventress Memorial Scholarship
Approximately $3,000–$4,000 annually to a graduating Enterprise senior attending a four-year college. 2026 recipient: Anna Jane Lavender.
Relocation & living
We want to help with your move to Enterprise.
Tell us a little about who's coming and when, and the Chamber will do all we can to provide the information you need: schools, neighborhoods, healthcare, churches, and the member businesses ready to help you settle in.
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Education
From Pre-K to a pilot's license.
Enterprise City Schools serves the city with six elementary schools, two junior highs, Enterprise High School and a career and technology center. Enterprise State Community College and nearby Troy University carry students the rest of the way.
Enterprise City Schools
220 Hutchinson Street · (334) 347-9531
- Brookwood Elementary (Pre-K–6)
- Harrand Creek Elementary
- Hillcrest Elementary
- Holly Hill Elementary
- Pinedale Elementary
- Rucker Boulevard Elementary
- Coppinville Junior High (7–8)
- Dauphin Junior High (7–8)
- Enterprise High School (9–12) · (334) 347-2640
- Enterprise Career & Technology Center · (334) 489-4700
Private & higher education
- Wiregrass Christian Academy (Pre-K–6) · (334) 393-8972
- Enterprise State Community College · (334) 347-2623
- Troy University · (334) 983-6556
- Lurleen B. Wallace Community College · (334) 222-6591
Full-time employees of Chamber members receive a waived application fee and 10% tuition savings at Troy University.
Innovative Teaching Project Grant
Up to $2,500 each year to an Enterprise City Schools teacher with an innovative classroom idea. 2026: Amber Henson, Fine Art Screenprint Lab.
Enterprise Municipal Airport
Three miles from downtown, 120 flights a day.
5,100ft runway
235acres
43,800operations a year
Jet Aand 100LL self-service fuel
Getting here
Corporate jets welcome.
The city-owned, public-use Enterprise Municipal Airport sits three miles southwest of downtown. Its 5,100-foot runway handles aircraft from a Hawker 800 or Gulfstream 250 to Cessna and Pilatus corporate jets and personal Piper and Beechcraft aircraft.
A recently constructed terminal offers a comfortable seating area, a computer station, local information displays, a state-of-the-art conference room for business meetings, and a courtesy vehicle for visitors. Aircraft owners have access to a newly reinforced general aviation apron and hangar rentals.
Relocation request
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