Murrysville Streetscape Ribbon Cutting
November 13, 2009
Murrysville MayorJoyce Somers, Congressman Jason Altmire, MECDC Chairman John Cardwell, community residents and business owners gathered for a ribbon cutting.
The Murrysville Streetscape Project has been in the works for quite some time, and will restore some of the historic, hometown feel and charm through guided, thoughtful development. An important part of that vision is to sustain the historic integrity of the community, while updating and upgrading our community to Read more…
Tractor Supply Company, in Murrysville, officially celebrated their Grand Opening on September 4, 2008 with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
Bruschetta’s Restaurant, in Murrysville’s Walnut Hollow Plaza, hosted a V.I.P. Fundraiser for the Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corporation on August 5, 2008. MURRYSVILLE– Business owners, local politicians and residents came out in numbers to support the Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corporation’s annual evening fund raising campaign. On Read more…
On June 26, 2008, The MECDC was asked to speak at the “Corridors of Opportunity” luncheon sponsored by the Pittsburgh Times Express. John Cardwell, one of the guest speakers, represented the Murrsyville Economic and Community Development Corporation. The Corridors series was created by the Pittsburgh Business Times four years Read more…
The Murrysville Comprehensive Plan attempts to broaden the community’s economic base by increasing the amount and variety of non-residential uses. It specifies that most of the commercial retail and office space is to be located in the Route 22 corridor, while industrial uses should be planned for the other major Read more…
Murrysville has much to offer you. Whether you are a young family looking for that perfect hometown community with a great school system, a business owner looking for the opportunity to bring your services to a new and growing market, or a CEO looking to build your headquarters. Murrysville offers Read more…
Population Trends & Projections The municipality of Murrysville has enjoyed steady growth in a region where overall population growth has been negligible, and that trend will continue for the long-term. Population in July 2007: 18,536. Males: 9,169 (49.5%) Females: 9,367 (50.5%) Median resident age: 42.8 years Pennsylvania median age: 38.0 years Household Growth Read more…
There are many projects under way that the Murrysville Economic and Community Development have assisted with. Our vision is to bring progress and growth to the Murrysville’s Business District. The Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corporation is asking the community businesses to show their support and advertise their local business Read more…