Editing Trinity, Texas (section)

==Employment==
Trinity was historically a lumber town and Texas Longleaf Lumber Co. was the main employer; its operations closed in 1955.<ref name=Holley/>

As of 2014, employment makeup of the city was; 25.8% Health Care & Social Assistance; 22.9% Retail Trade; 16.6% Accommodation & Food Services; 9.9% Educational Services; 7.3% Public Administration; 7.3% Wholesale Trade; 2.6% Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services; 2.2% Construction; 2.0% Administration & Support, Waste Management & Remediation; 1.2% Utilities; 1.0% Finance & Insurance; .4% Information; .4% Other Services; .2% Real Estate & Rental & Leasing and .2% Transportation & Warehousing.<ref name="OTM" />

===Trinity Steel Fabricators, Inc.===
Trinity Steel Fabricators was founded in 1976 by the Karnes family.  In 2013 the company moved its headquarters to Houston, Texas.<ref name="TSF-2012" />  In 2014 the company acquired United Steel Fabricators, Inc., a structural steel fabrication facility in Trinity, Texas.<ref name="TSF-2014" />

===Avalon Place Nursing Home===
Avalon Place has a rating of two stars based on the health inspection, staffing, and quality measures ratings combined into one.  The 118 bed [[Nursing home care|nursing home]] is owned by Southwest LTC Trinity, Ltd, a for-profit partnership.<ref name="USCMMS-AP" />

===Higginbotham Brothers===
Higginbotham Brothers is a hardware and sporting goods chain serving Texas since 1881. The company acquired Wilkison Hardware & Furniture in July 2017.<ref name="TS-2017" />

===Trinity Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center===
Trinity Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center has a rating of one star based on the health inspection, staffing, and quality measures ratings combined into one. The 76 bed [[Nursing home care|nursing home]] is owned by Trinity Rhc LLC, a for profit - limited liability company.<ref name="USCMMS-TRHC" />