Warsaw Makes ‘Top 100 Micropolitan List’ For 10th Year

March 12, 2024 at 6:47 p.m.
An aerial view of downtown Warsaw is shown. Photo Provided.
An aerial view of downtown Warsaw is shown. Photo Provided.

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Warsaw was named a "Top 100 Micropolitan" community in 2023 by Site Selection Magazine.
This marks the 10th consecutive year on the list for Warsaw. Of the 100 ranking micropolitan (micro) areas, Warsaw came in at number 17, up from number 44 the previous year, and tying respectively with 11 other cities including neighboring Huntington, according to a news release from Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO).
Rankings are based on the impact made by local business investment and expansion projects. Qualified projects must meet at least one of three criteria: involve a capital investment of at least $1 million, at least 20,000 square feet in new or expanding construction, or the addition of 20 new jobs. Retail, government, school and hospital projects are not factored into the analyses.
With more than 500 micropolitan areas in the United States, Site Selection’s list of "Top 100 Micros" puts Warsaw in the top 20% in the country.
"We are proud to be a part of such a vibrant and growing community," said KEDCO Chairman of the Board of Directors Blaine Conley. "We’re grateful for the continued investments by local industry in Warsaw and throughout Kosciusko County.”
Indiana came in third overall for "2023 Top States" based on the number of "Top 100 Micros," with 13 Hoosier cities making the list, just trailing Ohio and Georgia who tallied 15.
Stay connected with KEDCO via Facebook, Linkedin and Instagram @kosciuskoedc or by visiting www.kosciuskoedc.com. Learn about the city of Warsaw at www.warsaw.in.gov.

Warsaw was named a "Top 100 Micropolitan" community in 2023 by Site Selection Magazine.
This marks the 10th consecutive year on the list for Warsaw. Of the 100 ranking micropolitan (micro) areas, Warsaw came in at number 17, up from number 44 the previous year, and tying respectively with 11 other cities including neighboring Huntington, according to a news release from Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO).
Rankings are based on the impact made by local business investment and expansion projects. Qualified projects must meet at least one of three criteria: involve a capital investment of at least $1 million, at least 20,000 square feet in new or expanding construction, or the addition of 20 new jobs. Retail, government, school and hospital projects are not factored into the analyses.
With more than 500 micropolitan areas in the United States, Site Selection’s list of "Top 100 Micros" puts Warsaw in the top 20% in the country.
"We are proud to be a part of such a vibrant and growing community," said KEDCO Chairman of the Board of Directors Blaine Conley. "We’re grateful for the continued investments by local industry in Warsaw and throughout Kosciusko County.”
Indiana came in third overall for "2023 Top States" based on the number of "Top 100 Micros," with 13 Hoosier cities making the list, just trailing Ohio and Georgia who tallied 15.
Stay connected with KEDCO via Facebook, Linkedin and Instagram @kosciuskoedc or by visiting www.kosciuskoedc.com. Learn about the city of Warsaw at www.warsaw.in.gov.

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