Urban Outfitters Fulfillment Center

People. Place. Progress.

Jimmy Stewart Airport

IUP Homecoming October 4, 2025

(IRMC) serving Indiana County since 1914

Indiana County Fair August 24 - August 30, 2025

4th Of July Star Spangled Celebration

Indiana County Conservation District

In “The Christmas Tree Capital of the World”, you’ll find rich traditions and forward-thinking values. Indiana County is home to the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, along with many cultural, recreational, and entertainment options throughout the year. Covering approximately 827 square miles, with a population of more than 83,000 residents, Indiana County has a high quality of life and a relatively low cost of living and is located within a few hours of most major cities in the Northeastern United States. Indiana County offers strategically located business park sites with vast amounts of developable land, making it the perfect location to build a commercial or manufacturing business from the ground up.

Come to Indiana County, where business growth and personal living merge. Whether you’re looking for a new site, access to physical or intellectual infrastructure, financial assistance, quality workforce, quality living, or all of the above, we have the right location and the right tools to help companies be successful and life-fulfilling. Come find out why we’re the right choice for you.

It’s easier than ever to explore business opportunities in Indiana County. Browse our network:

For governmental assistance: The Indiana County Commissioners
For business connections: The Indiana County Chamber of Commerce
For real estate: Indiana County Development Corporation
For local attractions and tourism marketing: The Indiana County Tourist Bureau
For consulting and training: Indiana University of Pennsylvania

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There are 4 covered bridges in Indiana County

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There are 11 public school districts in Indiana County

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The first Indiana County Fair

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There are 4 business parks in Indiana County

The Windy Ridge Business & Technology Park is an emerging business development located near the intersection of US Route 422 and State Route 286 in Indiana County, Pennsylvania. Spanning nearly 200 acres, the park offers a premier environment featuring water elements, walking trails, and approximately 40 acres of wooded open spaces. For more information or to inquire about available properties, interested parties can contact the Indiana County Center for Economic Operations at 724-465-2662 or via email at info@indianacountyceo.com.

Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) offers a wealth of opportunities designed to foster academic excellence, personal growth, and professional development.

The Oak Grove is the heart of Indiana University of Pennsylvania's (IUP) campus, offering a serene, park-like setting that serves as a central hub for students, faculty, and visitors. This picturesque area is characterized by its mature oak trees, manicured lawns, and inviting pathways, providing a natural retreat amidst the academic environment.

The Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) Libraries serve as a central resource for students, faculty, and the community, offering extensive collections and services to support academic and research pursuits. The main library complex comprises the Patrick J. Stapleton Library and the adjacent Rhodes R. Stabley Library, located at 431 South Eleventh Street, Indiana, PA 15705.

Buttermilk Falls Natural Area. This site features an impressive 45-foot waterfall and scenic woodland. The 48-acre natural area was donated to Indiana County Parks in 1995 by the Keystone-Conemaugh Group, owners of the nearby Conemaugh Generating Station.

Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC), located at 835 Hospital Road in Indiana, Pennsylvania, is a not-for-profit, 164-bed acute care community hospital that has been serving Indiana County and its surrounding communities since 1914.

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The Indiana County Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) is a gap financing program providing low-interest, fixed-rate financing to businesses located in Indiana County. Eligible businesses can borrow 1/3 of their project, up to $250,000 of eligible costs, whichever is less with the borrower contributing 10%. The loan can be secured by a subordinated lien position on the collateral being financed. Jobs are required to be created and/or retained. For more information, contact the CEO at 724-465-2662.

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