Located directly on I-64 with easy access to Charleston, WV and Huntington, WV.

An average of 55,000 vehicles pass by on I-64 every day.

15,500 vehicles exit at Hurricane every day.

Putnam County students rated a 21.5 composite score in the 2004 ACT test scores.  This score compares with 20.6 for West Virginia and 20.9 nationwide. Putnam County allows $9,704.57 per pupil expenditure.  Four private schools are available for Christian education.

Toyota has located an engine plant in Putnam County 15 miles from Hurricane

The historic district includes specialty shops, History Row, a restored CSX caboose and a series of murals

Lodgings located at exit 34 from I-64

Conference/Meeting Center a mile and a half from exit at the Hurricane Valley Community Center.

Hurricane Development Authority and Convention & Visitors Bureau promote local businesses and tourism opportunities.

Community Policing Programs Include Neighborhood Watch, Business Alert and Citizen Academies to educate residents about crime prevention.

Fifteen member Police Department patrols Hurricane 24/7 and well-trained Volunteer Fire Department members provide rescue and emergency services.

Recreational opportunities for the entire family at local schools, City Park, Valley Park, Sleepy Hollow County Club, Sports City USA and Tri-County YMCA.

The arts are well represented at Museum in the Community Arts Center and Main Street Studio.

Diverse service organizations offer community involvement.