Lebanon County business licenses issued in January compared to previous month

Lebanon County business licenses issued in January compared to previous month
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There were three business licenses issued in Lebanon County in January in Pennsylvania, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State.

This is an increase over the previous month when there were no licenses issued.

Pennsylvania suffered a surge of unemployment and business closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The average annual unemployment rate in the state more than doubled in 2020 to 9.1 percent. This was the highest annual unemployment rate in Pennsylvania since 2003.

Comparison of business licenses issued by County and Month

County Issued in January Issued in December 2022 Percentage change (%)
Adams County 5 0 –
Allegheny County 28 5 460%
Armstrong County 4 0 –
Beaver County 1 0 –
Berks County 8 0 –
Blair County 3 1 200%
Bradford County 1 0 –
Bucks County 16 3 433.3%
Butler County 4 0 –
Cambria County 4 1 300%
Cameron County 1 0 –
Carbon County 3 0 –
Centre County 4 1 300%
Chester County 18 1 1,700%
Clarion County 1 0 –
Clinton County 2 0 –
Crawford County 5 1 400%
Cumberland County 8 1 700%
Dauphin County 16 0 –
Delaware County 7 4 75%
Elk County 1 0 –
Erie County 7 2 250%
Fayette County 1 0 –
Franklin County 5 0 –
Greene County 1 0 –
Huntingdon County 1 0 –
Indiana County 1 1 0%
Jefferson County 2 1 100%
Juniata County 2 0 –
Lackawanna County 1 0 –
Lancaster County 20 2 900%
Lebanon County 3 0 –
Lehigh County 9 3 200%
Luzerne County 1 0 –
Lycoming County 2 0 –
Mercer County 4 1 300%
Monroe County 5 0 –
Montgomery County 23 2 1,050%
Northampton County 5 0 –
Northumberland County 2 1 100%
Perry County 2 0 –
Philadelphia County 35 14 150%
Pike County 1 0 –
Potter County 1 0 –
Schuylkill County 2 0 –
Snyder County 1 0 –
Susquehanna County 1 0 –
Tioga County 3 0 –
Union County 2 0 –
Venango County 1 0 –
Washington County 1 0 –
Wayne County 2 1 100%
Westmoreland County 9 1 800%
York County 8 2 300%


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