LOCATION

   Located in Northeast Ohio, 50 miles

   southeast of Cleveland and 15 miles

   northwest of Youngstown, the City of

   Warren occupies 16 square miles and

   serves a population of 46,000 residents.

   The largest city in Trumbull County,

   Warren is a central component of the

   Youngstown-Warren MSA, which ranks

   88th in size among the nation’s 332

   metropolitan areas. 

 

One hour's drive from both Cleveland and Pittsburgh, the City of Warren is a significant contributor to the regional manufacturing belt and is easily reached by a variety of rail, highway, and air transportation systems.  As a result, we are able to provide local business and industry with unparalleled access to major metropolitan markets, including overnight ground service to both New York City and Chicago.

 

QUALITY OF LIFE

Warren is an excellent location in which to live and raise a family.  The cost

of living and housing in the region remains below state and national levels,

and we offer affordable and diverse neighborhoods, access to a riverfront park system, superior restaurants and nightclubs, year-round festivals and cultural events.

 

HEALTH

The quality and accessibility of medical facilities for city residents rivals those

of major metropolitan areas.  The City of Warren is home to two excellent health care systems, both of which offer a full range of services, including extensive diagnostic and therapeutic services, in a cost-effective manner. 

In addition, three of the nation's most respected medical centers (Cleveland Clinic, Case Western Reserve University Hospital, and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center) are all located within an hour's drive of the city.

 

EDUCATION

Warren residents enjoy an exceptional range of educational choices.  Home

to quality comprehensive public and parochial school systems, Warren is also located within minutes of Kent State University Trumbull Campus.  Kent State University’s main campus can be reached in 40 minutes, and Youngstown State University is just a brief 20 minute drive. Hiram College, a highly regarded liberal arts institution, is located within a 30 minute drive. In all, over 40 accredited colleges and universities are located within 90 miles of the city.

 

EMPLOYMENT

Built upon a foundation of steel-making, automobile assembly and parts manufacture, the local economy has diversified to accommodate various industry including light manufacturing, service, wholesale and retail sales. 

Local and regional corporations place high emphasis on strategic research

and technological policies which have resulted in continued diversification, investment, and productivity throughout the valley.