Fulton County Center for Regional Growth
About
The Fulton County Center for Regional Growth, or FCCRG, is the county’s economic development agency, based at 34 West Fulton Street in Gloversville. Formed in 2012 by merging two earlier development entities, its mission is to build Fulton County’s economy one business at a time by helping companies start, expand or relocate.
FCCRG markets shovel-ready sites, arranges financing and administers microenterprise grants funded through New York State CDBG money. It also leads brownfield redevelopment in Gloversville using EPA grants and tax credits, and publishes an annual initiatives guide that lays out the year’s projects.
What to know
- The agency positions the county for semiconductor supply-chain work tied to Micron, GlobalFoundries and the state’s Green CHIPS program.
- It counts roughly 65 million people within a four-hour drive of the county.
- Since the late 1980s the county has added more than 50 buildings totaling 2.5 million square feet and over $120 million in investment.
- A Great Sacandaga Lake Discovery Center is among the tourism projects the agency is backing.
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