An early access agreement will let hotel construction go vertical after a Sept. 28 closing; county staff said Driscoll Foods is moving into the Green Business Park and expects to create roughly 100 jobs, with hiring focused on CDL drivers.

Greene County improves services with new funding, housing developments, and enhanced recreational programs.

Commissioners approved a road agreement and the county-level economic development package tied to a major solar project; developer says the PDA/CDA promises $2.5 million over 10 years but payments start only after construction, and commissioners asked the council to clarify how the funds will be spent.

The council voted to establish an economic revitalization area (ERA) for Worthington Solar LLC, enabling the developer to negotiate an economic development agreement and a requested 10‑year, 100% tax abatement; a public hearing is set for Dec. 15 before any final abatement is approved.

Commissioners heard a Westgate report on lobbying and development momentum; Westgate reported approving a $172,000 audio upgrade for its conference center, and the commission voted to schedule a public hearing on an amendment to the economic development (TIF) area for November.

County economic-development staff said a hotel closing is planned for late Feb–early March with sale proceeds to cover back taxes; officials described a 14-acre business-park option, potential Serta expansion (about 75 jobs), and a 250-job manufacturing prospect for a former Save-A-Lot building.

Committee discusses 2026 budget proposal and prepares 2025 financial numbers for audit.

Finance committee approves budget while discussing community projects and stakeholder engagements.

Catskill establishes CAN DO Fund to support local business expansion and historic preservation.

Council discusses resolution to implement $10 million for downtown revitalization projects.