Ulster County CARES II Small Business Assistance Program is accepting applications now through December 11th, 2022 

After the success of the Ulster County CARES Small Business Assistance program, Ulster County is providing a second round of critical funding to support the local economy 

Through the collaboration of the County Legislature and Department of Economic Development, American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding will be used to create a second small business assistance program 

Ulster County Cares II Small Business Assistance Program will be accepting applications from October 31st - December 11th, 2022

The Housing Smart Communities Initiative, developed in partnership with the Ulster County Legislature and the Ulster County Housing Advisory Committee, will help municipalities work towards long-term solutions to housing supply and affordability challenges

Ryan’s Inflation Relief Plan Proposes Major Property Tax Cut of 3%

Plan Includes Immediate Actions To Counteract Rising Costs for Families and Businesses As Well As Priorities for 2023 County Budget 

Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announces $1.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds are being allocated to provide direct support to essential non-profits who serve vulnerable populations as they recover from the COVID-19 public health crisis 

Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announces official closing has been scheduled for the eastern portion of the former TechCity campus, and an agreement has been reached to transfer the western portion by the end of year

The Ulster County Economic Development Alliance (UCEDA) has approved a landmark purchase and sale agreement to spur redevelopment of the site

After meeting and hearing from the community, Cresco Labs' updated proposal would see a doubling of capital investments and expanded jobs numbers

National Resources outlines exciting long-term vision for campus, highlights potential to attract high-growth businesses from priority sectors outlined in the County’s “Ulster 2040” Economic Development Plan to include light manufacturing, food and agriculture, film and television, arts and culture, and distribution

County Executive Pat Ryan calls the deal “momentous and transformative,” and “one of the biggest wins for Ulster County in decades;” says that the County will soon announce additional exciting details about the future redevelopment plans for the site

The new location would create 300 to 400 hundred new jobs, position Ulster County as a leader in NYS in the emerging cannabis industry, and see over $50 million dollars invested in the now dormant Schrade facility