Vireo is flourishing in Fulton County

New York’s legalization of marijuana for adult use has opened up a world of potential and increased revenue for Vireo Health, Inc., a manufacturer of cannabis products with a facility in Fulton County. Vireo is flourishing in Fulton County. In 2020, the company saw revenues of $49.2 million, up 64.3 percent from 2019.

Friday March 25th, 2022 Minutes

December Minutes CRG Board of Directors Meeting

Robust Agriculture from Farm to Table

Picture a building of Manhattan-style loft apartments, occupied by artists who collaborate and share their creative expression with the community, drawing businesses and residents to a once-again vibrant downtown.

Breathing Life into a Community

Picture a building of Manhattan-style loft apartments, occupied by artists who collaborate and share their creative expression with the community, drawing businesses and residents to a once-again vibrant downtown.

Painting Fulton County Fantastic

There could be a chance that the paint on your walls was manufactured right in Fulton County, New York.

2022 Initiatives Guide to Fulton County

The 2022 Initiatives Guide to Fulton County is the right place: to find out what is going on in our Region’s business community. Our county has an excellent team of professionals that will make working here and living here a great experience and this year’s edition illustrates that.

Generating Growth in a New York Minute

The CRG’s model is straightforward, efficient, and effective: assess needs, assemble a team to assist with all aspects of a project, facilitate the project through its completion, and provide whatever assistance is needed in the future to improve businesses’ processes and enable growth and expansion.

Need water? Got wastewater?

For manufacturers who require an abundant supply of water, Fulton County has it. Water abounds in Gloversville, which has four reservoirs providing 710,000,000 gallons of storage capacity. Equally as important as the water supply is the wastewater that is produced during the manufacturing. 

Beyond the Horizon

In the 1980s, Fulton County’s government recognized the importance of having an airport to fuel economic development, and the county made that a reality when it opened the Fulton County Airport, a publicly owned, public-use general aviation airport with a 4,000-foot runway in Johnstown.

Catch a Big Fish

Tourism is a major economic driver in Fulton County. The Fulton Montgomery Regional Chamber of Commerce works diligently to promote the destination, helping local businesses thrive.