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Morgan County Economic Development Corporation

Joy McCarthy Sessing, Executive Director

317-831-9544  |  jsessing@morgancoed.com  |  WEBSITE
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Morgan County has a healthy and diverse economy. Few others can boast the heavy-hitting advanced manufacturing enterprises consisting of both large and small players spread throughout the county. The available and qualified work force and a well-developed infrastructure make Morgan County an ideal place for virtually any industry.

Morgan County features topography and location unmatched by any other county in central Indiana.  We provide easy access to worldwide distribution, low utility rates, economic incentives and the lowest property tax rates in central Indiana.

Morgan County offers an affordable – and desirable – location for families and businesses.  Median home prices continue to be below those in similar-sized markets throughout the country.  Morgan County is served by two excellent medical facilities with St. Francis Hospital to the north and Morgan Hospital and Medical Center to the south.

For progressive businesses and industries ... The Path To Prosperity Starts Here!

Morgan County

Morgan County was created on February 15, 1822 and was formed from Delaware New Purchase and Wabash New Purchase.

The County was named for Gen. Daniel Morgan, who defeated the British at the Battle of Cowpens in the Revolutionary War.

The County Seat is Martinsville. First settled in 1822 by Joshua Taylor, Judge Gray, Jacob Cutler, G. W. Preston, Dr. Sims, and other, by 1849 it contained a population of about 600.

Morgan County is divided into 14 Civil Townships as follows: Adams, Ashland, Baker, Brown, Clay, Green, Gregg, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Ray and Washington.

Cities, Towns and Communities include Adams, Allman, Bethany, Briarwood, Brooklyn, Bunker Hill, Campbells, Centerton, Cope, Eminence, Exchange, Fields, Fox Hill, Hall, Hyndsdale, Mahalasville, Martinsville, Monrovia, Mooresville, Morgantown, Paragon, Ridgewood, Taggart, Whitaker, Wilbur, Wiser, and Wolff.

Morgan County Population - 70,668