BUSINESS
SAP&DC is committed to helping small-sized businesses and medium-sized businesses in the Alleghenies by providing technical and financial assistance. Receive free business counseling to identify new opportunities for business growth, such as international and government markets, and much more.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT & NON-PROFITS
SAP&DC works to increase local government capabilities by identifying their needs. SAP&DC provides the services that governments need to improve their ability to serve the community. Services include: economic and community development, and information technology.
PARTNERSHIP FOR REGIONAL ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
A draft of the 2025-2029 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy “Advancing the Alleghenies” is ready for review and public comment. The Southern Alleghenies Region Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS), 2025-2029 is a data-driven regional planning...
A $2 million grant announced Thursday is the final piece needed to launch a program that will use airborne drones to bring drugs and other medical supplies to rescue scenes and help emergency responders save more lives, Cambria County leaders said. Robert C....
ALTOONA, Pa. – From hiking to biking, fishing to hunting, boating to snowmobiling, The Alleghenies has many recreational opportunities in our region’s state parks and forests during all seasons. Outdoor recreation-related businesses make significant direct...
The Southern Alleghenies Planning & Development Commission (SAP&DC) fully with the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, and related nondiscrimination statutes and regulations in all programs and activities. All Title VI complaints must be submitted in writing using the Title VI Complaint Form in accordance with the SAP&DC Title VI Complaint Procedures.
In accordance with Pennsylvania’s Right-to-Know Law (RTKL), SAP&DC ensures transparency, promote accountability, and facilitate public access to records maintained by our organization. We are committed to upholding the principles of open government by making public records available for inspection and duplication, subject to the provisions and exemptions outlined in the RTKL.
