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Established in 1956, the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority (PIDA) is an independent authority staffed and regulated through the Department of Community and Economic Development. The Board is comprised of four cabinet secretaries (Dept. of Community and Economic Development, Dept. of Agriculture, Dept. of Labor & Industry and the Dept. of Banking & Securities), eight governor appointees, and four legislative appointees (Minority Leader of House, Majority Leader of House, Minority Leader of the Senate, and Majority Leader of the Senate).

Urban Outfitters would have a tough time selling a soft opening for the company’s new facility in White Township. It’s what the company could have said in August when the first of 100 local employees came on board at the company’s new fulfillment center at Windy Ridge Business and Technology Park.

Nothing soft about 720,000 square feet under one roof, equal to 18 football fields, the single largest structure Indiana County has ever seen.

Wednesday October 16 marked the symbolic opening, ribbon-cutting and all, when URBN — the corporate banner for the international retail chain — threw open the doors for business and community leaders to see the conversion of what was 48 acres of uncut brush just 13 months earlier.

Nothing soft about a 24/7 construction schedule launched in late September 2018 that brought in 800 tradesmen and laborers to put up the four-story behemoth.

The Indiana County Resource Directory is designed to be an all-in-one publication for residents of Indiana County, whether you are new to the area or have lived here all your life.

Indiana Gazette has assembled valuable information from numerous aspects of life here that we hope you will keep and use as a reference guide.

This guide is broken into numerous categories, including information about the county itself and each of its municipalities, public and private schools, recreational opportunities and annual events, arts and entertainment, social services agencies, the political scene and more.

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Indiana County Center for Economic Operations (CEO) values its Pittsburgh - region partners.

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Corporate Campus Office Building

This premier space features fiber-optic connectivity, backup power, secure lobby, fitness room with segregated shower facilities, and large multi-purpose lunchroom/training room with exterior patio tables.

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Agribusiness

Agriculture is one of the leading industries in Pennsylvania and in Indiana County. Farms generate millions of dollars annually in crop production, dairy, food processing, and more.

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People. Place. Progress.

More than a slogan, it’s a commitment to success. We make this commitment to each and every business in Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

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EDS and MEDS

Education and medicine are the new industry supercluster in the Pittsburgh region.

Find out more about the Health Care industry

Let It Snow!

Indiana County, Pennsylvania has long been known as the "Christmas Tree Capital of the World". The area is well adapted to the growing of various species of evergreen trees popular during the Christmas season. The Indiana County Christmas Tree Growers Association is a group of local Christmas Tree Growers dedicated to the promotion of Christmas Tree farming in Indiana County. Their efforts in growing and shipping of high quality Christmas Trees at competitive prices has put Indiana County on the map. Members of the association grow and nurture the trees throughout the year and during the holiday season open up their fields and pre-cut tree lots for visitors to choose their Christmas tree.

Indiana County - Christmas Tree Capital Of The World

THE RIGHT CONNECTIONS

Our transportation network gets businesses where they need to go. Our workforce is ready for the next step.

Get the facts about Indiana County

GREAT LOCATIONS

Quality business park sites and multi-tenant buildings promote an environment that supports job creation. We've been developing great real estate locations for over 20 years.

Find the location that's right for you

QUALITY OF LIFE

Indiana County means a vibrant economy, access to urban amenities, and preservation of the tranquility and charm of peaceful neighborhoods and small community living.

Find out more about living in Indiana County

ECONOMIC STABILITY

Indiana County’s business and industry diversification helps support a stable economic base. Businesses range from small independent organizations to mid-size franchises to large national chains.

Learn key industry information

READY TO GROW?

There is help within the CEO network of affiliates for just about every need you have. One call or email to us will launch a portfolio of assistance and incentives that’s right for your business.

Start here for business assistance

Indiana County Center for Economic Operations

Established in 1994, the Indiana County Center for Economic Operations (CEO) is a county-wide public-private partnership serving Indiana County, Pennsylvania, and dedicated to the overall growth and prosperity of the county's business community.

Through this cooperative initiative, the CEO provides access to information, resources, and the delivery of integrated programs and services to assist businesses in their efforts to grow and expand. When our businesses grow, our communities flourish, and as a result our people prosper! This website is designed to connect users to the information and resources they need to be successful.

The CEO spearheads cooperative initiatives to help businesses grow and to fuel economic achievement in a variety of ways.