A Burst of Charm in St. Pennsylvania

St. Pennsylvania is a tapestry of vibrant community spirit blended with rich heritage. This welcoming town offers residents and visitors a refreshing take on small-town living while brimming with opportunities and heartwarming connections.

The tree-lined streets of St. are filled with local businesses that come alive with personality and passion, showcasing the creative prowess of artisans, chefs, and entrepreneurs. Stroll through the bustling farmers' market, where fresh produce and homemade delights speak to the community's tight-knit relationship with land and tradition. The lively downtown area, adorned with murals and charming storefronts, creates a delightful backdrop for leisure and exploration.

Education and innovation flourish in St. with top-rated schools that inspire students to reach new heights. The town’s commitment to sustainable practices and community-driven projects fosters an environment where everyone feels invested in its future. Outdoor enthusiasts can revel in the plentiful parks and green spaces, offering trails and serene spots perfect for family outings and personal reflection.

What truly sets St. Pennsylvania apart is its people—each contributing to an air of genuine kindness and collaboration. Whether it's a vibrant town festival or a quiet conversation on a porch, the warmth of St. is a constant reminder that this town is not just a place to live, but a place to love and grow.

Workforce & Industrial Development

Located in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, St. Vincent College sits at the crossroads of Westmoreland County’s growing industrial corridor. The region benefits from direct access to major transportation arteries, including US Route 30, the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76), and proximity to Pittsburgh International Airport, making it an attractive location for logistics, manufacturing, and distribution operations.

Recent industrial developments in the area, such as the expansion of the RIDC Westmoreland Innovation Center, reflect a surge in demand for advanced manufacturing and tech-enabled facilities. Vacancy rates remain low, and industrial brokers report increasing interest from companies seeking flexible, modern space with strong infrastructure support.

The local workforce is bolstered by St. Vincent College itself, as well as nearby technical and community colleges. Westmoreland-Fayette Workforce Investment Board partners with employers to deliver tailored training programs, while the state’s WEDnetPA initiative helps fund workforce upskilling for eligible businesses.

Pennsylvania offers a robust suite of incentives for industrial investment, including the Pennsylvania First Program and Keystone Opportunity Zones, which provide tax abatements and grants for qualifying projects. Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corporation also assists with site selection and local incentives, making the region a competitive choice for new and expanding industrial operations.