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 735 Anderson Hill Rd Purchase NY 10577  See map

MID-HUDSON REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL TO HOLD CONSOLIDATED FUNDING APPLICATION WORKSHOP IN PURCHASE

What: The Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council and representatives from more than a dozen state agencies and authorities will hold a workshop to show project applicants and the general public to access the up to $750 million in economic development funding as part of the Consolidated Funding Application process.

There will be a detailed overview of the application and CFA process followed by informational breakout sessions on specific areas of funding available for economic development projects.

Who: Matt Driscoll, President & CEO, NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation

Representatives from the Mid-Hudson Regional Council, state agencies and authorities

Where:            SUNY Purchase

                        The Pepsico Theatre, Performing Arts Center

                        735 Anderson Hill Road

                        Purchase, NY 10577

When:             Wednesday, May 16, 7 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

The workshop is open to local economic development officials, municipalities, non-profits, businesses and members of the public

 
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