Central New York Regional Economic Development Council
The CNY REDC is committed to the vitality and economic development of Cayuga, Cortland, Madison, Onondaga and Oswego Counties.
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Micron Plans to Invest $100 Billion to Build Leading-Edge Memory Megafab in Syracuse
Community Investment Framework Defines Micron's Partnership with Empire State Development, Benefiting Central New York and America's Manufacturing Leadership
The Consolidated Funding Application remains open for open enrollment programs, including ESD's Capital Grant Program, and will continue to accept applications.
Central New York continues to rise as the REDC invests in priority projects all across the region.
Governor Hochul Announces Launch of Round XIII of Regional Economic Development Council Initiative
Round XIII includes core capital grant and tax-credit funding combined with a wide range of programs from 10 State agencies, including $150 million in grant funds from Empire State Development, available to projects on a continuous basis.
Le Moyne College President Dr. Linda LeMura Named New CNYREDC Co-Chair
The Central New York Regional Economic Development Council (CNYREDC) today announced that Dr. Linda LeMura President of Le Moyne College, has been appointed Co-Chair of the Council. LeMura succeeds former SUNY Oswego president Deborah F. Stanley.
Central New York Regional Economic Development Council (REDC)
CNY REDC is a key component to State investment and economic development. We are a public-private partnership made up of local stakeholders, who have helped our region secure over $615 million in state funding.
A primary role of the CNY REDC is to create a regional strategic plan and provide a written update every year. Learn more about Central New York strategies and progress below. Click here to access all of the Central New York progress reports.