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North Central PA Regional Planning & Development Commission

 

The North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission (NCPRPDC) serves as a vital resource for businesses and communities across Cameron, Clearfield, Elk, Jefferson, McKean, and Potter Counties. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, North Central delivers a wide array of programs to support economic development, infrastructure, technology, and community services, fostering a thriving and sustainable region.

Empowering Local Businesses

North Central’s Business Financing Program helps new and existing businesses secure the funding they need to grow, offering:

With terms tailored for real estate, equipment, and working capital, these programs ensure businesses can thrive without competing with traditional financing. Additionally, the Microloan Program supports emerging small businesses with up to $50,000 in funding at fixed rates.

Community-Centered Development

The commission’s Community Development Department leads initiatives in energy, tourism, recreational development, and infrastructure to align with regional growth strategies. Collaborative programs like the Clearfield & Elk Counties Joint Comprehensive Plan further support economic growth by preparing communities for federal and state funding opportunities.

A Legacy of Impact

From industrial incubators to advanced education and infrastructure projects, North Central has been a cornerstone of regional progress for decades. The organization’s commitment to professional trust, innovation, and teamwork ensures a bright future for businesses and communities alike.

Learn more about how the NCPRPDC is shaping a vibrant, sustainable North Central Pennsylvania by visiting their website or contacting their dedicated team.

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LHR Teen Conservation Camp 2026

The Lumber Heritage Region is partnering with multiple agencies and partners including Cameron County Outdoor Youth Activities (CCOYA), and Penn State Extension to bring the region a Teen Conservation Camp for ages 15-17... Read more

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