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Youngstown-Warren-Boardman, OH-PA Metro Area

Hubbard

Population
7,439
Labor Force
3,984
Median Household Income
61,794
Median Age
44
Avg. Commute Time
23 minutes
Bachelor’s Degree or Higher
27%

Community Profile

The City of Hubbard, established in 1801, is a small and appealing northeastern Ohio community. Interstate 80, U.S. Route 62, Ohio Route 7, and Ohio Route 616 are within minutes of our city. The interstate and highways allow easy commute to airports, colleges, metropolitan areas, and gateway traveling. Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport is within 18 minutes, Pittsburgh International Airport – 1 hour and 5 minutes, and Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport – 1 ½ hours. One can drive to New York City in 6 ½ hours and Chicago in 6 ¾ hours.

Hubbard Exempted Village School District has received state funding for the construction of a K-12 educational campus. Construction was recently completed for our High School which is in use by our students. Construction is reaching completion for our elementary school, with only construction of our Junior High School remaining. All construction should be complete within three years. The new campus also houses an indoor swimming pool for all our community to enjoy. Hubbard provides excellent schools for our students, including a great private school, which creates a positive learning climate. Youngstown State University, Penn State Shenango Campus, and Kent State Trumbull Campus provide advanced education and all are within a 25 minute drive. Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania is also within a 25 minute commute.

Our city offers quality, reliable, and economical public utilities, including electric, water, and wastewater. We also provide several scenic parks for relaxation and enjoyment, golf courses, and community programs for all ages.

In striving to maintain a small community atmosphere, our amenities and our location are an excellent mix for businesses and homeowners alike. Hubbard values “community” as an important piece of our progress and success. We continue to look ahead and hope you will choose our City to be a part of your future, to carry on our tradition, growth, and development. Just give us a call and schedule a tour of our community.

City of Hubbard, Ohio official seal with sunrise over a landscape

Contact

For confidential site location assistance, Contact us.

For more information on Hubbard contact:

Benjamin A. Kyle, Mayor
330.534.3090
[email protected]

Ray Farcus, Service Director
330.534.7755
[email protected]

c/o 220 West Liberty Street
P.O. Box 307
Hubbard, OH 44425-0307

Available in Hubbard

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