Morgan County Economic Development

Centrally located

Morgan County is your gateway to the eastern U.S.

Affordable cost of living

Morgan County’s utilities are plentiful, affordable, and supportive

Hard working labor force

Our workforce is steeped in a long tradition of hard work and core values.

Slower-paced lifestyle

Our communities share a small-town, family-centered atmosphere

Close to major cities

Laid-back lifestyles just minutes from big-city excitement

WHY MORGAN COUNTY?

We’re Home to various OEM and aftermarket manufacturers

WHY MORGAN COUNTY?

Acres of ready-to-build sites
and existing buildings

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Sites & Buildings

Workforce & Education

Target Industries

Transportation Infrastructure

Development Districts

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5 major interstates

connect Morgan County with the U.S.

13 miles away

from Indy’s International Airport

1.2 million workers

within 50-mile labor shed

146 million consumers

within a single day’s truck drive

CENTRALLY LOCATED

In the middle of
1.2 million workers

CENTRALLY LOCATED

Five major interstates
mean easy connections

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We’re Ready to Help

Morgan County, Indiana is at the center of Indiana, a business-friendly right-to-work state that’s widely recognized as the Crossroads of America. Indiana’s network of Interstate highways and our own Interstate-grade divided highways make it easier to get to and from the area and get to the rest of North America. We’re within minutes of Indianapolis International Airport and its FedEx hub (second largest in the world), with rail service and quick access to intermodal and transload facilities.

Our workforce has been steeped in a long tradition of agriculture, manufacturing, and industries in which hard work and a job well done were valued.

Local school districts work closely with employers in our county to ensure that the right skills are being delivered and offer Advanced Placement and dual-credit courses to provide an affordable head start for postsecondary learning. Postsecondary providers like Ivy Tech Community College and Vincennes University prepare adults for success with the skills today’s employers seek, and Indiana is also home to some of the world’s most respected colleges and universities, including Purdue University, Indiana University, the University of Notre Dame, and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.