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Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Indiana County Center for Economic Operations

Name: Indiana County Center for Economic Operations
Address: 801 Water Street, Indiana, PA, 15701, US
Telephone: +17244652662

Established in 1994, the Indiana County Center for Economic Operations (CEO) is a county-wide public-private partnership serving Indiana County, PA.

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 bus

04/14/2026

Did you know: Indiana County added approximately 600 jobs over the past year—despite seasonal fluctuations.

That’s a sign of a growing, resilient economy.

01/21/2026

Senator Joe Pittman and Representatives Jim Struzzi and Brian Smith recently announced a significant boost to local infrastructure, with over $5 million in state funding allocated to eight projects across Indiana and Jefferson Counties. Approved by the Commonwealth Financing Authority, these grants aim to enhance transportation and water infrastructure, including roadway extensions, stormwater upgrades, sidewalk improvements, and streetscape enhancements.

These investments are vital for maintaining and improving the quality of life in our communities. From supporting economic development at the Windy Ridge Business & Technology Park to upgrading stormwater systems and pedestrian safety in various townships, the projects reflect a commitment to building stronger, more resilient communities. The Multimodal Transportation Fund, which funds these initiatives, focuses on creating safe, reliable transportation options and enhancing connectivity.

You can learn more about these impactful projects and how they will benefit our region by visiting this link. What infrastructure improvements do you think are most needed in your community? Share your thoughts below!