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Business Information for Johnson County, Indiana
 Source: US Census, 2002
As the above indicates, Retail and Services are the largest sources of employment in Johnson County. Manufacturing employs 13.7% of the workers in the region and is still a major component of the economy.
Companies located in Johnson County benefit from area’s excellent operating environment. The county’s strategic central location, skilled and productive workforce, and utility rates that are among the lowest in the United States, contribute to low costs of doing business.
Cost of Doing BusinessThe overall cost of doing business is lower in Johnson County and Indiana in general than in the surrounding Midwest states. The state’s pro-business attitude, conservative fiscal management, reasonable tax rates, low unemployment insurance and workers compensation rates make Indiana an excellent location for all types of businesses.
FinanceOver 40 financial institutions are located in Johnson County Indiana. Major Banks serving the area include: Bank One, Fifth Third Bank, First Community Bank, First Indiana, First National Bank, Heartland Community Bank, Irwin Union Bank, Key Bank, Mutual Savings Bank, National City Bank, Salin Bank and Union Federal Savings Bank.GovernmentJohnson County is served by three County Commissioners who act as both the executive and the legislative branches of County Government. Seven County Council members, four elected from districts and three members-at-large, are responsible for all fiscal operations within the county.City Governments
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