Perry County Downtown Perception Survey
Perry County Hometowns is inviting residents, people who work in Perry County, business owners, property owners, volunteers, visitors, and families to take the Downtown Perception Survey. This survey will help establish a baseline understanding of how people experience Perry County’s downtowns and will help guide future revitalization efforts. Responses will also provide a point of comparison for future measurement.
Need a paper copy or assistance completing the survey? Contact 717-582-0367.
Nine Boroughs. One Vision.
Blain | Duncannon | Landisburg | Liverpool | Marysville | Millerstown | New Bloomfield | New Buffalo | Newport
Perry County Hometowns is Perry County’s regional Main Street program, bringing together nine boroughs to strengthen downtowns as places to live, work, visit, and do business.
A program of the Perry County Economic Development Authority, Perry County Hometowns combines local leadership with regional coordination to help communities identify priorities, develop projects, connect with funding and technical resources, support local businesses, and build stronger community partnerships.
Our work is guided by Perry County’s 2026–2030 Main Street Matters designation and implemented in partnership with local Ambassadors, borough leaders, businesses, property owners, residents, and community organizations.
Explore Perry County Hometowns
Our Communities
Every Perry County hometown has its own character, opportunities, and priorities. Explore the nine participating boroughs and learn more about the work happening in each community.
Funding & Assistance
Find current funding opportunities, improvement programs, technical assistance, and resources available to businesses, property owners, communities, and Main Street partners.
Projects & Impact
See how investments in buildings, public spaces, trails, wayfinding, public art, events, and other initiatives are strengthening Perry County’s downtowns.
Get Involved
Downtown revitalization depends on local participation. Find ways to volunteer, join a local Main Street team, share an idea, or partner with Perry County Hometowns.
