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Since 2008, economic development project announcements have Youngstown-Warren, resulted in an impressive OHIO $8.4 billion in investment, 7,900 new jobs and 12,560 maintained/retained jobs. About Youngstown-Warren: Youngstown-Warren, Ohio: A Great Place to Live and Work The Youngstown-Warren Metro is a great place for business, as recognized by Site Selection and Entrepreneur magazines. It is also a great place to live with its low cost of living and housing, access to education and health care, and its numerous entertainment options. Local Attractions The area offers many different attractions and venues: cultural museums, artistic performances, entertainment and sporting events, nature parks and bike trails. Click on the tourism links to find a calendar of events, places to visit and must-see destinations. Regional Amenities The area is centered within an hour's drive of Cleveland, Akron, Canton, Pittsburgh and Erie. These cities offer additional entertainment choices, with the advantage of being close to home. TOP REASONS TO CHOOSE YOUNGSTOWN-WARREN UNPARALLELED MARKET ACCESS The area is at the midpoint of the distance between New York City and Chicago and is just 400 miles-effectively an 8-hour drive-from each, offering the ability to reach customers, suppliers, family and friends within a day's travel. A LOW-COST ENVIRONMENT The region’s low-cost business environment, coupled with its low cost of living, is consistently below the U.S. average, and the housing market ranks one of the most affordable in the nation. ACCESS TO EXCELLENT HEALTH CARE Mercy Health, Steward ValleyCare Health Systems and Akron Children's Hospital are the main hospital systems, but residents here also have access to the Cleveland Clinic and UPMC services located in the region. OUR THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE Youngstown State University, with more than 13,000 students, Kent State University’s regional campuses, Walsh University and Eastern Ohio Gateway Community College provide outstanding educational opportunities. Plus, there are more than 90 higher-ed campuses within just a 2- hour drive. AN EXCITING AND VIBRANT PLACE TO CALL HOME Outstanding parks, museums, theaters, art galleries, sporting events, golf courses, county clubs, live concert and event venues, biking and hiking trails, lakes, nightlife, health clubs and much more provide residents with a dynamic choice of recreational opportunities. July 2015 INTRODUCTION Welcome to the Youngstown-Warren area. Home to 732,000 residents, in a five-county region, the area is situated midway between Cleveland, Ohio and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on the border between the two states. While the Youngstown-Warren region is histori- cally known for steel making and automotive manufacturing, the area has diversified and counts companies in health care, professional services and education as some of the largest employers in the region. Youngstown-Warren metro area boasts a low cost of living of nearly 8% less than the national average, one of the best affordable housing markets and 30 higher education/workforce training providers in the immediate area. Outstanding parks, museums, theaters, art gal- leries, cultural events and more provide resi- dents with opportunities to enjoy and experi- ence the Youngstown-Warren, Ohio area. Within a 75-mile radius, there are: • 6 million people • 8,700 manufacturing plants • 9,100 wholesale/distribution centers Introduction ............................................. 1 • 14 Fortune 500 company Headquarters Local Information Sources ....................... 2 Transportation ......................................... 3 • 2 International Airports Communities ............................................ 4 • 3 Regional Airports Living • Lake Erie shipping and Ohio River ports Map ................................................... 5 • 95 college and university campus locations Apartments ....................................... 6 • The center of the Cleveland-Youngstown-Pittsburgh TechBelt Realtors ............................................. 7 Home Services................................... 8 Utilities ..................................................... 9 Health Care ............................................ 10 Professional Services.............................. 11 Education For more information, contact the Local Schools ................................... 12 Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber School District Map ......................... 13 at 330-744-2131. Parochial Schools ............................ 14 Higher Education ............................. 15 Employment Assistance ......................... 16 www.regionalchamber.com Things to Do ........................................... 17 Places to Stay ......................................... 18 1 LOCAL INFO SOURCES Newspapers Television / FM Radio Libraries The Tribune Chronicle 21 WFMJ www.wfmj.com NBC affiliate Warren-Trumbull County Public Library 240 Franklin Street SE 27 WKBN www.wkbn.com CBS affiliate 444 Mahoning Avenue NW Warren, OH 44482 33 WYTV www.wytv.com ABC affiliate Warren, OH 44483 330-841-1600 330-399-8807 TribToday.com 88.5 WYSU www.ysu.edu Classical www.wtcpl.lib.oh.us And Vindy.com (printed as an edi- 91.7 WYTN www.familyradio.com Christian Gospel tion of the Tribune Chronicle) 93.3 WNCD www.wncd.com Rock Public Library of Youngstown/ 95.9 WAKZ www.959kiss.com Top 40 Mahoning County Business Journal 98.9 WMXY www.mix989.com Adult Contemporary 305 Wick Avenue 25 E Boardman St Suite 306 101.1 WHOT www.hot101.com Top 40 Youngstown, OH 44503 Youngstown, OH 44501 101.9 WYLR www.klove.com Christian Contemporary 330-744-8636 330-744-5023 102.9 WYFM www.y-103.com Classic Rock www.libraryvisit.org businessjournaldaily.com 103.9 WWIZ www.oldiesz104.com Oldies 105.1 WQXK www.k105country.com Country McKinley Memorial Library Mahoning Matters -Online News 106.1 WBBG www.wbbgfm.com Country 40 North Main Street Www.mahoningmatters.com Niles, OH 44446 143 Boardman-Canfield Rd #225 330-652-1704 Boardman, OH 44512 www.mckinley.lib.oh.us 2 TRANSPORTATION Bus Services: Airline Services: Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) provides fixed-route coun- The Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport does not have direct airline ty-wide transportation services around Mahoning County, and to services, but accommodates charter flights and personal aircraft. For select destinations in Trumbull County. Services are available on pilot information, contact the airport directly: weekdays and Saturdays. For more information, contact WRTA cus- Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport tomer service at 877-845-9782 or visit their website, 1453 Youngstown-Kingsville Road NE www.wrtaonline.com. Vienna, OH 44473 330-856-1537 Downtown Terminal: www.yngwrnair.com 340 W. Federal Street Youngstown, OH 44503 330-744-8431 The Youngstown-Warren Region is centrally located and has three other airports within a 75-mile radius to provide daily non-stop flights Trumbull County Transit also offers county-wide public transportation to multiple cities in the United States and international destinations. services, but trips must be scheduled and are on a first-come first- Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) served basis. To book a trip, call up to 7 days in advance. www.clevelandairport.com Trumbull County Transit: Akron-Canton Regional Airport (CAK) 330-369-2600 www.akroncantonairport.com Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) www.pitairport.com Greyhound Bus Service also operates out of the WRTA Downtown Terminal to provide regional and national transportation services. Youngstown Greyhound Station 340 W Federal Street Ste A Youngstown, OH 44503 Main: (330) 743-4141 , Baggage: (330) 743-8387 Greyhound Package Express: (330) 743-8387 Customer Service: (330) 743-4141 Driver License, Vehicle Registration and License Plates The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles is the agency responsible for issuing driver licenses and license plates. Driver License—Once you are an Ohio resident, you need to become an official Ohio driver as soon as possible. You are considered an Ohio resident once you: take a job, sign a lease, buy a home, register to vote, or enroll children in school. The driving test is usually waived for new residents who have a valid out-of-state license. Additionally, you will be required to show proof of full legal name, date of birth, Social Security number, proof of legal presence (U.S. Birth Certificate, valid U.S. Passport/Passport Card, Natural- ization Papers, USCIS documents), and proof of residency. Vehicle Registration, License Plates—If you own a vehicle, you will need to have it inspected. The purpose is to avoid registration of stolen vehicles. All deputy registrar license agencies offer this service and many, but not all, car dealerships as well. The inspection of your vehicle will verify the make, model, body type and manufacturer's serial number or vehicle identification number. An inspection form will be issued which will enable you to register the vehicle in a county Clerk of Courts Title Office. Once titled, you may purchase license plates at a license agency. For more information, see http://www.bmv.ohio.gov/new_resident_info.stm. 3 COMMUNITY INFORMATION City, Township and Village Contact Information and Population City, Township or Village Address City, State, Zip Phone Population Web Address Austintown Township 82 Ohltown Road Youngstown, OH 44515 330-792-8139 35,191 austintowntwp.com Beaver Township P.O. Box 598 North Lima, OH 44452-0598 330-549-3993 6,445 beavertwp-oh.gov Beloit Village 5th Street P.O. Box 276 Beloit, OH 44609
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