AMP Community

Sunbury, PA Metro Area

Watsontown

Population
2,189
Labor Force
1,046
Median Household Income
52,783
Median Age
42
Avg. Commute Time
18 minutes
Bachelor’s Degree or Higher
21%

Community Profile

Located on PA 405/44 in Northumberland County, Watsontown is a small community with unique opportunities. Interstate 80 is just three miles from town while Interstate 180 is less than four miles away. Interstates 81 & 99 can both be reached in less than an hour. These freeways provide easy access to larger metropolitan areas. Within a four hour driving radius of Watsontown, one can reach such metropolitan areas as Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Washington, D.C.; Syracuse, New York City, Buffalo, or Rochester, New York; Trenton, New Jersey; or Stamford, Connecticut. The Williamsport Regional Airport can be reached in less than 30 minutes for those further destinations or to access freight delivery.

We operate our own municipal electric system, taking responsibility for keeping your power on. As a public power, municipal system, you are both our customer and part-owner. You elect people to represent you on the governing board/council and are welcome to attend their open meetings. We strive to provide you with the most reliable and economically priced electric energy, as well as top-notch customer service. Any problems that may arise with your utility service can be resolved locally.

Our school system, Warrior Run School District, is an important part of our community. We support our youth in their endeavors as they are the future of our community. Within thirty miles of Watsontown, one may choose to further their education at such institutions as Bucknell UniversityLewisburg, Pennsylvania College of Technology or Lycoming College in Williamsport, or Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania in Bloomsburg.

In addition to the traditional parks and golf clubs, our area offers several unique places for family enjoyment. You might enjoy staying overnight at one of several Bed & Breakfasts, visiting the Lycoming County Historical Society, playing with your children at the Children’s Discovery Workshop, learning about some of the “less-loved” animals at Reptiland, or rolling back in time at the Buggy Museum.

One cannot do it alone, but together we can accomplish much. The people of Watsontown support one another and are willing to support you in your endeavors. Just give us a call to arrange a visit. Let us show you what Watsontown has to offer you.

Long multi-arch concrete bridge crossing a wide river with reeds in the foreground

Contact

For confidential site location assistance, Contact us.

For more information on Watsontown contact:

Jay Jarrett, Borough Manager
570.538.1000
[email protected]

318 Main Street
Watsontown, PA 17777-0273

Available in Watsontown

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