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Envisioning a Bright Economic Future for Broome County

A strong economy starts with development that fits community needs, preserves quality of life, and creates good-paying jobs. That’s the vision for the Broome Technology Park.


This vision has its roots in Broome County’s proud history of technological innovation and aims to secure our community’s place in Upstate’s high-tech renaissance. By working together, we can develop a shovel-ready site that can serve as a statewide model for sustainability, preserving natural amenities, and delivering economic promise for generations to come.

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NYSDEC names Broome County IDA as lead agency for Broome Technology Park SEQRA review

The Broome County Industrial Development Agency today announced that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has designated the IDA as the Lead Agency for a New York State Environmental Quality Review (SEQRA) environmental impact assessment of the proposed Broome Technology Park spanning the towns of Maine and Union. The ruling allows the IDA to begin a comprehensive, multi-step process for developing a Generic Environmental Impact Statement (GEIS) analyzing the potential environmental impacts of a proposed sustainably designed technology park on approximately 526-acres. The GEIS will analyze potential impacts to the environment on and surrounding the site — such [...]

2024-06-11T08:24:36-05:00May 8, 2024|

Developing Broome’s Next Tech Park

Broome County’s abundance of peaks and valleys make it one of the Southern Tier region’s pillars of natural beauty. This geography, however, makes it challenging to develop large tracts of land for economic development.   For decades, Broome’s site development needs were supported by the 600-acre Broome Corporate Park in the Town of Conklin. With initial construction beginning in 1984, the Broome Corporate Park is home to national companies such as Dick’s Sporting Goods Distribution Center, Amazon, Trivium Packaging, Lineage Logistics, and Universal Instruments Corporation. As of today, there is only about 50-acres remaining which is across several tracts of [...]

2024-06-11T08:24:41-05:00April 17, 2024|
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