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Why Coshocton County?

Doing Business in Coshocton County

  • Community reinvestment Area (CRA) may allow for property tax exemptions for certain investments
  • Local Revolving Loan Funds are available through the Coshocton Port Authority
  • Streamlined permitting process and dedicated public support of projects
  • Partnerships with Chamber of Commerce that will quickly connect industry to local business and non-profits 
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A small town atmosphere with big city amenities.

Doing Business in Ohio

  • CIP partners with Ohio Southeast, a private non-profit economic development corporation that works with companies to facilitate growth, capital investment and job creation throughout Southern, Eastern and Southeastern Ohio.
  • OhioSE assists businesses in accessing JobsOhio economic development incentive and financial assistance programs. 
  • Incentive programs are available to companies investing in new Ohio facilities as well as existing companies in the OhioSE region that are making capital investments and creating jobs in target industries
  • Some incentives include Jobs Ohio Loan and Grant Programs, State Loan and Grant Programs, and State Tax Credits, among many other options available. 
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Economics & Demographics

1 Workdays Drive to:

50

of US population

33

of Canadian population

50

of all Retail Sales

50

of Industrial output

Quality of Life

Things to Love About Coshocton

Leisure

  • Home to 5 local wineries, 2 local breweries, and a distillery
  • Home of the historic canal era town of Roscoe Village, unique retail shops, and abundant artistic environment. 

Livability/Affordability

  • Low natural disaster risk
  • New and existing household priced below national average

Recreation

  • Outstanding recreational opportunities such as hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking
  • Home to two public golf courses

Education

  • The Coshocton County Career Center provides custom training services to fit the needs of area employers.  
  • Home to a branch of the Central Ohio Technical College offering two-year associate degrees.  

Workforce

  • Employee loyalty (low turnover), strong work ethic, and dedication to companies
  • High regional industrial specialization in this area

Surrounding Industries

Transportation Logistics (Truck)

0- 100 mi.

  • 20 mi. – Zanesville, OH
  • 50 mi. – Mansfield, OH
  • 60 mi. – Canton, OH
  • 70 mi. – Columbus, OH
  • 85 mi. – Akron, OH
  • 90 mi. – Parkersburg, WV

101 – 200 mi.

  • 110 mi. – Washington, PA
  • 125 mi. – Pittsburgh, PA
  • 125 mi. – Cleveland, OH
  • 140 mi. – Dayton, OH
  • 150 mi. – Morgantown, WV
  • 160 mi. – Charleston, WV
  • 175 mi. – Cincinnati, OH

201 – 300 mi.

  • 205 mi. – Erie, PA
  • 215 mi. – Detroit, MI
  • 250 mi. – Indianapolis, IN
  • 275 mi. – Louisville, KY
301 – 400 mi.

  • 300 mi. – Buffalo, NY
  • 375 mi. – Washington, DC
  • 380 mi. – Chicago, IL

400+ mi.

  • 400 mi. – Toronto, ON
  • 425 mi. – Philadelphia, PA
  • 425 mi. – Charlotte, NC
  • 450 mi. – Nashville, TN
  • 485 mi. – New York City, NY
  • 500 mi. – St. Louis, MO
  • 630 mi. – Atlanta, GA
  • 650 mi. – Memphis, TN
  • 750 mi. – Boston, MA
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