Frequently Asked Questions.

We work with municipalities, local governments, nonprofits, community organizations, and regional partners to advance projects across Southwestern Pennsylvania.

CoHub supports a wide range of community and economic development projects, including:

- downtown revitalization,
- housing,
- infrastructure and public facilities,
- transportation and mobility,
- parks and public spaces,
- economic development initiatives,
- environmental and resilience projects,
- and other community-driven priorities

If your community has a project idea or challenge, we’re happy to start a conversation.

No. CoHub provides technical assistance and project support at no cost to communities.

No. CoHub does not provide grants directly. We help communities identify funding opportunities, navigate grant systems, strengthen applications, and prepare projects for investment.

For CoHub, technical assistance means practical support that helps communities move projects forward. That can include funding navigation, project planning support, partnership development, research, grant writing assistance, coordination, readiness-building, and connecting communities to additional expertise and resources.

Not at all. Some communities come to us with a fully developed project, while others simply know something feels stuck or that a need exists. Either way, that’s enough to start a conversation.

CoHub works across Southwestern Pennsylvania, including Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Cambria, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Somerset, Washington, and Westmoreland counties.

The best way to start is by reaching out through our Project Inquiry form or contact page. From there, someone from the CoHub team will follow up to learn more about your project, goals, and where support may be helpful.