March 2002 - Greenville Ohio was again rated among America’s Top 100 Small Towns for Corporate Facilities by Site Selection magazine, the official publication of the International Development Research Council (IDRC). Greenville has garnered this honor for three consecutive years, 2000, 2001 and 2002.
Each year, Selection ranks small towns on the basis of new plant and expansion announcements from 1989 to present. According to Site Selection, small towns have not only become "hot spots" for fast growth businesses, but they are also homes to various types of industries.
"I am very excited to see that we are benchmarking among the top small towns in the country," said Jim Hill, Darke County Development Director. "Greenville has benefited from new company investment and continued expansion of our existing industrial base," said Hill. "Our local and state officials work hard to create an environment that is conducive to business development."
Also in Site Selection, Ohio was ranked 10th in the United States for total new corporate facilities and expansions. Ohio has continually ranked at the top of the national rankings over the past decade.
For more information on Greenville/Darke County, contact Jim Hill, Development Director.
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