Over the last week, the statewide average cost of a gallon of gas went down slightly, but Indiana County’s average held steady.
Triple-A reports that the average cost of a gallon of gas in Pennsylvania as of this morning is $2.96 a gallon. That’s down a penny from last week at this time and seven cents cheaper than last month. Last year at this time, with demand low due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the average price for a gallon of gas was $2.10 a gallon. The national average gas price is $2.86, staying flat for the most part over the last week even as demand starts to rise once again. The cost was kept in check due to the total growth in domestic oil supplies.
Indiana County’s average price remained at $3.06 a gallon, tying again with Cambria County for the highest gas price averages in the region. The lowest in the region is Jefferson County at $2.97 a gallon. Westmoreland County has a $2.98 per gallon average. Armstrong is at $3.00 a gallon and Clearfield is at $3.01 a gallon. The lowest average in the state is in Cameron County at $2.78 a gallon. Warren has the highest average at $3.10 a gallon.
Gas prices for the most part in Indiana remain at the $3.09 gallon mark with the exception of the Sheetz and Choice gas stations on 4th Street and Keystone gas station on Old Route 119 North, which all report a cost of $2.99 a gallon this morning according to GasBuddy.com. Homer City, Clymer and Blairsville are all reporting $3.09 per gallon prices today.
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