Greene County
Small-town charm is married with spectacular natural beauty in the region’s southwesternmost corner. The county sits between two economic drivers – Pittsburgh and Morgantown, W. Va. – making it part of a broader ecosystem where businesses can thrive. Distinguished agriculture, three institutions of higher learning, a long-standing energy hub and technology center – all contribute to Greene County’s ability to showcase what Pittsburgh’s prosperous countryside has to offer.
Key Real Estate Developments:
Evergreene Technology Park
Opportunities:
Evergreene Technology Park, Development Sites, and Former Energy sites.
Types of Spaces:
Greenfield and brownfield sites for Office, Manufacturing, Industrial uses
Demographics & Workforce
36,506
Population (2018)
$50,972
Median Household Income (2018)
16,593
Total Labor Force (2018)
$55,361
Mean Earnings per Job
333
2017-2018 Public High School Graduates
60.1%
Post-Secondary Placement Rate
Sources: Bureau of Economic Analysis, PA Department of Education, PA Department of Labor & Industry, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
26,529
Population 25+
Sources: Bureau of Economic Analysis, PA Department of Education, PA Department of Labor & Industry, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Economy
$2,354,011,801
GDP (2018)
12,893
Total Jobs
807
Total Number of Employers (2018)
15,782
Total Employed Residents (2018)
*4.9%
Unemployment Rate
*pre-COVID-19 unemployment rate
Top Private Employers
| Employer | Est. Employment |
|---|---|
|
Coal Mining
CONSOL Energy
|
1,500 |
|
Coal Mining
Contura LLC
|
730 |
|
Coal Mining
GMS Mine Repair
|
560 |
|
Coal Mining
Monongalia County Coal Company
|
370 |
|
Education
Waynesburg University
|
320 |
|
Healthcare
Washington Health System
|
300 |
|
Natural Gas
CNX Gas LLC
|
280 |
|
Retail
Walmart
|
250 |
|
Oil & Gas
CalFrac Well Services
|
230 |
|
Oil & Gas
Cameron International
|
150 |
Sources: Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Pennsylvania Department of Industry & Labor, Pittsburgh Business Times, Pittsburgh Regional Alliance, IPEDS
Economic
Development
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