Pickaway County Chamber of Commerce

Located 30 miles south of Columbus, Ohio, Pickaway County is a thriving community with a population of over 58,000 and poised to grow upwards of 16,000 residents by the year 2030. Home to the county seat Circleville and eight incorporated villages, Pickaway County offers a rural charm and strong work ethic while providing all the comforts of being situated in a large metropolitan area.

With ease of transportation access, proximity to Ohio's state capital Columbus, reliable utilities, and an ample supply of water in the Teays Valley Aquifer, Pickaway County Ohio is a prime place to do business. The workforce is strengthened by Ohio Christian University (OCU), a four-year liberal arts institution, and Pickaway-Ross Career and Technical Center.

The county's economy is driven by manufacturing which provides the largest amount of jobs. Employers such as DuPont, Sofidel, PPG, Georgia-Pacific, and other manufacturers employ over 3,600 people and ship $825M of goods across the globe annually. Additionally, agriculture plays an important role in the County’s economy with 82% of the land in agricultural production. Pickaway County ranks high in Ohio for corn, wheat, and soybean production.

Healthcare industry leader OhioHealth Berger Hospital has expanded services to meet the changing healthcare needs of the local community due to Pickaway's growing population.

The retail industry includes large Amazon and Bath & Body Works work centers along with Rural King, Kroger, and Walmart offering goods and jobs for local residents. The small business community also offers a variety of products and services. Visitors make it a point to exit State Route 23 at Circleville to enjoy an array of downtown shops and restaurants.

Pickaway County Chamber of Commerce serves as an advocate for businesses within the region by promoting economic growth through networking opportunities and resources for its members.