Franklin County Area Development Corporation

Living & Working

Franklin County has been and always will be a great place to live, work, and raise a family. Since 1986, the FCADC has worked hard to keep the “American Dream” alive for our residents.

Labor

Franklin County has a diversified workforce that is both highly skilled and dependable, and features an extremely strong work ethic.

Additionally, Franklin County's location is convenient to attracting workers from the neighboring Tri-state Region of Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia.

• View the Pennsylvania Workforce information sheet.
  

 

Major Employers

• Download the PDF to view Top Ten Employers, Top Ten Manufacturing Employers, and Top Ten Distribution/Logistics Employers.

Employment is approximate
Prepared by the FCADC, January 2010

 

 

 

 

Related Topics

• Summary
• Transportation
• Labor
• Population
• Taxes
• Agriculture
• Retail, Food, and Accommodations
• Public Utilities
• Quality of Life
• Recreation/Cultural Opportunities
• Franklin County Links

 

Helpful Links

• Homes and Land
• PA Department of Revenue

 

Related Information

• 2008 Franklin County Census Fact Sheet
  

  US Census Bureau estimated fact sheet for Franklin County

• 2009 Franklin County Population Estimate
  

  2009 US Census Bureau Population Estimate

• 2009-2010 Franklin County Industrial Directory
  

  Industrial listings and contacts for Franklin County

• 2010 Franklin County Profile
  

  A brief synopsis of the demographics, quality of life, and economic condition of Franklin County

• Agricultural Annual Statistics Bulletin
  

  Agriculture statistics for PA and Franklin County 2007-2008

• Civilian Labor Force Report July 2010
  

  PA Labor and Industry Labor Force Report

• FCADC 2010 Franklin County Wage Survey
  

  Summary of Job Descriptions and Average Wages

• Franklin County Property Tax Rates 2010
  

  breakdown of municipal property tax rates

• Penn State Data Center Franklin County Data Book
  

  2009 Data Book