Our Parks
McAdoo Industrial Park
McAdoo Industrial Park was established in response to the needs of two companies seeking adjacent sites outside the Valmont and Humboldt Industrial Parks in 1987. CAN DO offered a 200-acre tract just south of Downtown Hazleton along PA State Route 309—land the organization had owned since the 1960s but had not yet developed.
To support this new opportunity, CAN DO secured a $1.5 million state grant to install essential infrastructure, and McAdoo Industrial Park officially opened in 1989. The Park features level terrain, abundant green space, and a business-friendly environment, making it an attractive option for a wide range of users.
Conveniently located less than a mile from PA State Route 309, McAdoo Industrial Park also enjoys excellent regional connectivity. It lies just over a mile from two Interstate 81 interchanges in either direction and is only three miles from Exit 138 of Interstate 81. In addition, the Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce Beltway (PA State Route 424) links PA State Route 309 and Interstate 81 just north of the park, enhancing access for tenants and visitors alike. The junction with Interstate 80 is also just 12 miles to the north, offering direct routes to major markets.
Water
CAN DO, Inc. supplies quality water throughout the park in a 10-inch main at pressures and flow rates suitable for industrial use. The source of water is a deep well with fire protection aided by a 500,000-gallon storage tank.
Sewer
Sanitary service is collected by Banks Township Municipal Authority and treated by Kline Banks McAdoo (KBM) Regional Authority. 10-inch gravity collection lines allow industries easy access to the system.
Natural Gas
Supplied by UGI Utilities. 2-inch-high pressure, 80 PSI mains run throughout the park.
Electrical
Reliable electrical service is provided by PPL Utilities, a national leader in power generation and distribution. PPL can serve customers at the 12kV or 69kV voltage levels. There is currently one 12kV substation in the area.
Rail
A Reading & Northern Railroad siding passes across the western boundary of the park.
There is also a bulk transload terminal close to the park where companies can receive rail shipments. The facility is just off Exit 145 of Interstate 81 and is available to industries in McAdoo Industrial Park. Managed by Master Logistics, the facility has two loading platforms, with a 250-foot-long railroad siding offering 60 railcar spots. The railroad siding is serviced by Norfolk Southern five days per week.
Telecomm
Verizon supplies superior communications services, highlighted by an extensive fiber-optic network providing a state-of-the-art telecommunications system for voice, data and video transmissions.
Real Estate Taxes
Real Estate Taxes
| County 1/1/25-12/31/25 |
Municipal 1/1/25-12/31/25 |
School 7/1/24-6/30/25 |
Total Mils | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Banks Township, Carbon County | 16.00 | 1.900 | 27.6290 | 45.529 |
PA Business Taxes
| Corporate Net Income Tax | Sales and Use Tax | Personal Income Tax |
|---|---|---|
| 7.99% | 6.00% | 3.07% |
Tenants
