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Positively Greene – January 2021 Special Edition COUNTY-WIDE UPDATE GreeneGovernment.com GreatNorthernCatskills.com GreeneCountyEDC.com InvestInGreene.com FilmInGreene.com Special Edition: 2020 A Year-In-Review January 2021 2020 began with the celebration of the completion of a very successful year for Greene County, and a bright outlook on the opportunities to come. Little did we know, that by the end of the first quarter, our county government leadership, agencies, and departmental staff would be facing a Public Health pandemic and Economic emergency that remains ongoing. This 2020 Year-In-Review illustrates some of the exceptional work accomplished during unprecedented challenges. New Business Growth/Projects Ten Projects to Receive Renovations Begin on Over $7.6 Million in Coxsackie Riverfront NYS Funding Flach Development & Realty’s Greene County projects will receive Historic Riverfront Hotel & funding through the Consolidated Funding Application Event Venue received a total (CFA) awards process of the NYS REDC. of $2 Million through the NYS Consolidated Funding Three projects in the Town of Hunter will receive a total Application (CFA) awards last December and renovations of $1.4 Million, two projects in the Town of Coxsackie are actively underway on the legacy brick buildings at will receive a total of $2 Million and five projects in the the base of Reed Street. Town of Catskill will receive a total of $4,205,218. https://www.greenegovernment.com/scoop/greene- See award allocations at https://www. county-projects-to-receive-7605218-in-nys-funding greenegovernment.com/scoop/greene-county-projects- to-receive-7605218-in-nys-funding New Businesses Opening Across CMH Medical Plaza West Announced Greene County for Exit 21 West Property Craft Cidery Opens in Catskill - Columbia Memorial Health (CMH) When the old Bottle Shop moved and the Greene County Industrial into the former Central Hudson Development Agency (IDA) today building between Main and Water announced an agreement for a Streets the term “artisanal cider” purchase option on a 4-acre parcel of was not in everyone’s vocabulary. land located near New York State Thruway exit 21. The Fast forward to July 2020, and the plan envisions an expansion of services conveniently newly restored basement entrance leads to Left Bank available to Greene County residents. Ciders in Catskill. https://www.greenegovernment.com/scoop/cmh- Read the Success Story at: https://updates. medical-plaza-west-planned-near-exit-21 investingreene.com/left-bank-craft-cidery-catskill-ny Old Factory Brewing Company See and Be Kitchen has expanded completed its renovation of a its ‘from scratch’ baking delights legacy brick building at 628 Main and opened a restaurant at 512 Rt Street in Cairo and has commenced 145 in Cairo serving breakfast and operations to meet the needs of its lunch, Thursdays through Sundays, growing customer base. and delivering exceptional baked goods every day. Camping World’s Gander Holiday Pop-Up at 430 Main St., RV & Outdoors Opening in Catskill to Continue into 2021 New Baltimore - An outdoor - Kaaterskill Market, an online adventure retail brand- purveyor of sustainable home behemoth will be opening their goods, teamed up with Catskill doors at former Boat-n-RV site Mountain Woodworking to take in New Baltimore. This major a 3-month lease of the storefront new business in Greene County will attract buyers from in the 400 block of Main Street for the 2020 holiday the Capital Region, Upper Hudson Valley and Western shopping season. Growing in-person sales have enabled Massachusetts with their wide selection of RVs & them to extend their lease and brick & mortar presence camping necessities, bringing additional revenue and well into 2021. employment opportunities to our communities. Read the Success Story at https://updates.investingreene. com/kaaterskill-market Indicators/Statistics Sales Tax Collected New York State Releases 2019 from Greene County Tourism Economic Numbers Businesses Continue Each year New York State releases to Grow data analyzing the economic impact of visitors in the state. According 2020 marked the 11th to the study, travelers spent $192 consecutive year that Greene County sales tax receipts million was spent in Greene County, increased over the previous year, one of the longest a 4.1% increase, supporting 3,378 jobs. Greene County such trends for any county in New York State. is most dependent upon tourism with 14.6% of all labor income and 23.2% of all employment sustained 2020 Census Returns by by visitors. If not for Tourism the average household in Greene County Town Greene County would have to pay an additional $1,333 to maintain the same level of government services. The current response rates to the Census show New York State 5 Visitors Want to Travel points below the national Greene County Tourism surveyed average at only 55.3%. visitors on their travel needs. Greene County ranks Results identified the following: 58th out of 62 counties • 65% of our audience is willing travel within the first at only 34% responding month of reopening by August. A significant effort using social media and eNewsletters was made to encourage all Greene County • 92% of travelers will be taking road trips first Residents to complete the Census. • Travelers are looking forward to restaurant dining and outdoor activities most GCEDC and as more and more companies move to a remote workforce, their employees are forgoing the high rents Launches and taxes downstate in favor of a more rural (and “Find Your affordable) location – giving rise to the trending phrase Way to HOME” “Zoom-Town”. Read the full story at https://updates. investingreene.com/real-estate-boom-greene-county-ny Campaign As prospective home buyers look to relocate to less Greene County Housing Sales/ densely populated areas, the Greene County Economic Median Price On-The-Rise Development Corporation is promoting our local realtors and communities with a new campaign positioning our The median housing price for Catskill Mountain, Rural Valley, and Historic Hudson River closed sales in Greene County towns as great places to live, work and raise a family. during the third quarter of Watch the video ad at https://www.buyingreene.com/ 2020 rose an amazing 31.0%, greene-county-new-york/real-estate from $185,000 in 2019 to $242,400 this year, according Remote Workers Create Real Estate to the NYS Association of Realtors. Housing sales rose Boom in Greene County, NY year-over-year in the third It’s no secret that upstate New quarter of 2020, with 250 closed sales vs. 224 a year ago. York’s real estate industry is Housing inventory on the market fell from 863 properties booming. The pandemic has a year ago to 498 now, a 42.3% decline. caused people to leave urban areas in record numbers, Business, Tourism & Planning Support & Assistance In a year beset with travel, occupancy and access restrictions, our teams created new resources to help overcome challenges, connect consumers with local businesses, and provide those businesses with the assistance needed to operate safely and capitalize on opportunities. Resources Information Gateways, Disaster Assistance, and a Comprehensive Economic Recovery Plan 2019 Round Top/Purling Destination Greene Government and Greene Marketing Plan County EDC Website Gateways for The Round Top/ COVID-19 Information Purling meeting held All visitors to the official County at Riedlbauer’s Resort are presented with an immediate on February 11, opportunity to find the most up- 2019 was extremely to-date information available on successful with over Greene County’s Response to 35 people attending. COVID-19 including Official Orders, The marketing plan to enhance Round Top/Purling Guidance, Services for residents, as a tourism destination for travelers is in the works and Support Programs for Businesses. Information is and the website landing page will launch this Spring. updated and posted daily, and can be accessed at: https:// More marketing assets will be added throughout the www.greenegovernment.com/response-to-the-2019- remainder of the year. novel-coronavirus-covid-19-in-greenecounty-ny and at COVID-19 Business Resources and Assistance | Greene County NY (greenecountyedc.com) Preparing to Come Off Pause - has been streamlined for expedited approval and features Zero Interest, Zero Payments for 6 Months, Zero Business Recovery After COVID-19 Matching Funds required, Zero Closing Costs, and Zero Amidst the daily tasks of responding Application Fees. Greene County Businesses can apply to the pandemic, the Greene County for Emergency Loans at: https://greenecountyedc.com/ Department of Economic Development, resources-for-businesses-in-response-to-covid-19/cash- Tourism and Planning is developing flow/emergency-loans/ a robust marketing campaign to ensure both newly created and legacy businesses come through this crisis Greene County even stronger than before. The campaign l put a personal Releases COVID-19 face on the key retail and service business sectors across Greene County, utilizing in-person interviews with Economic proprietors telling their unique story, and re-assuring Recovery Plan customers that they will continue to serve their needs. The Greene County Economic Recovery Team produced Greene County a Crisis Response & Recovery Plan that details the priorities, strategies and tactics required to bring ZEROes in on COVID Greene County businesses and residents safely Disaster Relief through these challenging times, and create strong and sustainable economic growth. View the plan at https:// In response to the business damages created by the greenecountyedc.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/ COVID-19 pandemic, Greene County has created a Greene-County-Economic-Redevelopment-Plan-Crisis- special disaster loan program to assist small businesses Response-Recovery-Final-June-1_2020.pdf that were negatively affected. The application process Campaigns Promoting our Communities, our Businesses, and our Destinations Serving Our Community on Pause Remember the ‘Little Things’ Campaign on BuyInGreene.com Great Northern Catskills of Greene County has launched Over 1,000 local businesses a new destination marketing connect with customers campaign to encourage through their FREE listing on travelers to return to Greene BuyInGreene.com.
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