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TOWNS/VILLAGES VETERINARIANS

TOWNS /VILLAGES TREE SERVICES

Town of Attica ..................................................... (585) 591-2920 Koziel’s Tree and Landscape ............................ (585) 237-3376
9 Water Street, Attica NY 14011 58 Hope St., Perry NY 14530
www.townofattica.net
Tri-County Stump Removal ............................... (585) 567-2638
Town of Castile ................................................... (585) 493-2233 7960 Trall Rd, Freedom NY 14065
53 North Main St., Castile NY 14427
Fax: (585) 493-5058, www.castileny.com TRUCKING

Town of Perry...................................................... (585) 237-2241 Baker & Baker Trucking, Inc.............................. (585) 786-3992
22 South Main St, Perry NY 14530 5313 Davies Rd., Warsaw NY 14569
Fax: (585) 237-3074, www.townofperry.com Fax: (585) 786-0357

Town of Sheldon................................................. (585) 535-7644 Baker Hauling & AMS Oil Products .................. (585) 322-4670
1380 Centerline Rd., Strykersville NY 14145 5132 Jordan Rd., Silver Springs NY 14550
Fax: (585) 535-0216, www.townofsheldon.com www.amsoil.com

Town of Warsaw.................................................. (585) 786-2800 KBS Transport .................................................... (585) 746-3623
83 Center Street, Warsaw NY 14569 5201 Hardys Rd., Gainesville NY 14066
Fax: (585) 786-0475
R. S. Maher & Son, Inc ....................................... (585) 322-8878
Village of Attica................................................... (585) 591-0898 3200 Route 39, Bliss NY 14024
9 Water Street, Attica NY 14011 Fax: (585) 322-7417, Toll Free: (800) 255-1543, www.rsmaher.com
Fax: (585) 591-3359, www.attica.org
S&P Morse........................................................... (585) 689-0616
Village of Perry ........................................................5852372216 5035 School Rd., Gainesville NY 14066
46 North Main St, Perry NY 14530
Fax: (585) 237-5975, www.villageofperry.com UTILITIES

Village of Silver Springs .................................... (585) 493-2500 Cardinal Energy Solutions Group..................... (315) 247-7767
43 N. Main Street, Silver Springs NY 14550 5932 Kennebec Court, Farmington NY 14425
Fax: (585) 493-5236 www.cardinalenergysolutionsgroup.com

Village Hall of Wyoming..................................... (585) 281-2311 Indeck-Silver Springs Energy Ctr...................... (585) 493-2700
15 South Academy Street, Wyoming NY 14591 1 Indeck Drive, Silver Springs NY 14550
Fax: (585) 493-5713, www.indeckenergy.com
*Wyoming County Board of Supervisors ......... (585) 786-8877
143 North Main St, Warsaw NY 14569 National Fuel Resources.................................... (716) 630-6719
Fax: (585) 786-8802, www.wyomingco.net/ 165 Lawrence Bell Drive - Suite 120, Williamsville NY 14221
Fax: (716) 630-6798, Toll Free: (800) 939-9993, www.nfrinc.com
TRANSPORTATION/LOGISTICS
New Wave Energy Corp ..................................... (716) 887-9700
RTS Wyoming ..................................................... (585) 786-6050 434 Delaware Ave, Buffalo NY 14202
38 Duncan Street, Warsaw NY 14569 Toll Free: (866) 316-9366, www.nwaveenergy.com
Fax: (585) 786-6052, Toll Free: (800) 627-0481, www.myrts.com
*New York State Electric & Gas......................... (800) 572-1131
TRAVEL AGENCY 150 Erie Street, Lancaster NY 14086
www.nyseg.com
Judy’s Travel Center, Inc. .................................. (585) 658-3030
100 Main Street, Mt. Morris NY 14510 *Solar Liberty ...................................................... (716) 634-3780
Fax: (585) 658-3099, www.judystravelcenter.com 6500 Sheridan Dr., Suite #120, Buffalo NY 14221
Fax: (716) 634-3756, www.solarliberty.com
TREE FARM
VETERINARIANS
Rudolph’s Christmas Trees ............................... (585) 591-8733
2997 Sondricker Rd., Attica NY 14011 Attica Veterinary Associates, P.C...................... (585) 591-2660
116 Prospect Street, Attica NY 14011
Fax: (585) 591-2898, www.atticacows.com

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VETERINARIANS WINERY

Perry Veterinary Clinic ....................................... (585) 237-5550 Wyoming County
3180 Route 246, Perry NY 14530
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Roto-Rooter Services Company ....................... (716) 675-6256 information, events, and a
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Fax: (716) 675-1555, Toll Free: (800) 438-7686, www.rotorooter.com
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WATER TREATMENT/SYSTEM SUPPLIES
Adventure Calls Outfitters
Culligan Water .................................................... (716) 807-5202 at Letchworth State Park
31 Lewis Road, Akron NY 14001
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WEB DESIGN & HOSTING

Corporate Communications Inc. ....................... (585) 262-3430
108 South Union St., Rochester NY 14607
www.corporatecomm.com

Deelicious Web Design ...................................... (585) 237-8285
3888 Route 19 South, Warsaw NY 14569-9510
www.deeliciouswebdesign.com

WELDING FABRICATION

Maple Grove Enterprises ................................... (585) 492-3340
7075 Route 98 North, Arcade NY 14009
Fax: (585) 492-5647, www.maplegroveenterprises.com
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WINDOWS & DOORS

*Upstate Door, Inc............................................... (585) 786-3880
26 Industrial St, Warsaw NY 14569
Fax: (585) 786-3888, Toll Free: (800) 570-8283
www.upstatedoor.com

WINERY

Main Street Winery ............................................. (585) 492-2739
249 Main Street, Arcade NY 14009
Fax: (585) 492-2777

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WYOMING COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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Jim Pierce, Executive Director
Wyoming County Industrial Development Agency

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Information on the following pages provided by the Wyoming County IDA

Starting or Growing Your Business?
We Can Help!

Starting or expanding your business can be one of the biggest decisions that you can make, and we are here to help.
The Wyoming County Economic Development Team is a group of organizations working together to help support you
as you launch and grow your business. We offer educational programs, financial assistance, incentives and resources,

and more for new and existing businesses to optimize greater financial success and long-term sustainability.

H US.. “With the Bobcat Gen-6 project, aided by this grant, API “Norfolk Southern is grateful for the opportunity to work along-
will offer high quality manufacturing jobs to the community” side the many dedicated individuals who saw this project from
concept to completion” - Joseph Torp, Industrial Development
- API Chief Financial Officer Tom Strauss Manager for Norfolk & Southern Railroad

LET US HELP YOU START PROGRAMS & SERVICES
AND GROW YOUR BUSINESS
IN WYOMING COUNTY, NY Wyoming County offers a variety of programs and services along
with aggressive financial and tax incentives to stimulate business
growth and job creation including:

• Entrepreneurship Training
• Financial Assistance
• Site and Building Selection
• Educational Seminars
• Leadership Development
• Business Assistance and Guidance
• Cost-saving Opportunities
• Advocacy and Support
• Networking
• Promotional Opportunities

Wyoming County Ag & Business Center
36 Center Street, Suite D | Warsaw, NY 14569 | 585-786-3764 | WyomingCountyNY.org

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All that is great about the Empire State is found in Wyoming County -
the ideal place to launch or grow your business. In the heart of Western New York
we offer untapped potential as well as established assets to ensure your company’s success.

RURAL VALUES WYOMING AT-A-GLANCE

Located in Western New York State between • Population: Approximately 42,000
Buffalo and Rochester, we live in 16 historic
towns and eight charming villages, as well • Land area: 593 square miles including
as on the abundant dairy, crop and livestock 207,900 acres of farmland
farms that are the soul of our county. We have
excellent schools, county-owned hospitals, • Warsaw (town and village) is the largest
year-round outdoor activities, close proximity community (approximately 8,537 people);
to major cities and research universities, and a Arcade is the manufacturing center
wonderful quality of life.
• The climate is temperate, with four distinct –
GLOBAL VISION and distinctly beautiful – seasons

Forward-thinking and strategic support from BENEFITS
local and statewide business development
agencies ensure that we’re ready to optimize • Low labor costs, skilled in manufacturing
production for businesses in any stage, from and agriculture (predominately non-union)
start-up operations through global expansions.
An educated, skilled and capable workforce • Low overhead
will help your business grow. And as our
economic base expands, we are leading the • Lower cost of living
state in green energy and agricultural
technologies because they’re better for our • Convenient proximity to major U.S. and Canadian
land and our people. metropolitan areas including New York, Rochester,
Buffalo, Toronto, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Boston,
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AVAILABLE FACILITIES

Several existing Wyoming County companies and facilities have the capacity for expanded operations,
making it easy for businesses throughout the U.S. and globally to integrate smaller manufacturing processes.
In the event that a suitable facility doesn’t currently exist, it’s beneficial to know that land acquisition and
construction costs are much lower in Wyoming County than in comparable sites elsewhere in the U.S.

For expansion or relocation assistance contact:

Jim Pierce
Executive Director

Wyoming County IDA
[email protected]

(585) 786-3764

FINANCIAL INCENTIVES

We offer aggressive financial and tax incentives to EXCELSIOR JOBS PROGRAM
stimulate growth and job creation. We’re ready to
help you access business investment programs and The Excelsior Jobs Program provides job creation and
can bundle incentives offered by New York State and investment incentives to firms in targeted industries such as
the Wyoming County Industrial Development Agency, biotechnology, pharmaceutical and manufacturing. Firms
utilities and others to help your bottom line. in the Excelsior Jobs Program may qualify for four new,
fully refundable tax credits over a 10-year period.
FINANCING AND TAX ABATEMENTS THROUGH
THE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (IDA) • Jobs Tax Credit: A credit of 6.85% of wages
per new job
• Property Tax Abatement: Available for business
expansion projects for a 10-year period on the • Investment Tax Credit: Valued at two percent of
improved value of property qualified investments

• Mortgage Recording Tax Abatement: Equaling • Research and Development Tax Credit: A credit
1.25% of the mortgage amount of 50% of the Federal Research and Development
credit, up to 3% of research expenditures in New
• Sales Tax Abatement: Provides for the abatement York State
of sales tax on eligible purchases prior to the
transaction

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Founded in 1841, Wyoming County is rich with history and is home to Physical Characteristics
Letchworth State Park, “The Grand Canyon of the East” voted the #1 state Geographic Area: 592.7 Square Miles
park in America, and #1 NYS attraction. Welcoming over 800,000 visitors Minimum Elevation: 610.3 ft
from around the world each year to view its majestic natural beauty, Maximum Elevation: 2,116.3 ft
Wyoming County represents all the best our unique region has to offer, Mean Elevation: 1,492.9 ft
from the beautiful places and friendly people to the rugged adventures
and simple pleasures. Climate: Average Temperatures
With its sixteen towns and eight villages, Wyoming County is a true January 17.5°F
four-season destination for family fun and outdoor adventures. Tap into April 42°F
spring while enjoying the sweetness of maple syrup, the exhilaration of July 69.8°F
white water rafting, or one of our many unique agricultural experiences. September 63.2°F
Camping, hiking, world class fishing, recreational boating and sightseeing
highlight some of our warm weather offerings. You can also take in the Annual average snowfall: 143 inches
tranquility of the woods in winter, whether it be on skis, snowshoes, Annual average rainfall: 45.85 inches
snowmobiles or on horseback. Growing season (approx. 50% probability): 139 days
Wyoming County proudly holds the designation of the largest dairy
producing county in New York and is recognized as a leader in the national Population (2018 est.) 40,085
agricultural community. Wyoming County is home to cutting edge Total population: 15,686
agricultural technology and farming practices. The County is a leader in Households: 41.8
the development and use of green energy practices such as wind power Median Age $55,459
and manure digesters that produce sustainable clean energy. The County Median Household Income 18,372
is home to over fifty outstanding manufacturers that sell their products to Total Work Force 5.4%
customers worldwide. Total Unemployment $93,500
Our downtown main streets are alive with unique stores for you to shop Median Home Selling Price $108,500
in. We have some of the best-kept culinary secrets in Western New York in Median Property Value $540/month
the many restaurants that can be found around the County. Many of our Average Apartment Rental $697/month
restaurants utilize locally grown produce and goods to further enhance
your dining experience. You can also enjoy the County’s agricultural One Bedroom
bounty by visiting a roadside farm stand, or one of our seasonal farm Two Bedroom
markets.
Local towns and villages are filled with historic sites, treasures, and School Districts and Education
architecture that harkens to a bygone era, and our libraries and museums Attica 1,283
are treasure troves of information for those seeking historical information Letchworth 956
about the county. Wyoming County is rich with arts and cultural offerings Perry 866
and family opportunities that all have a positive impact on the quality of Pioneer 2,509
life in the region. Warsaw 870
Wyoming 108
Visit Wyoming County, home to over 100 local Total students 6,592
growers, who produce everything from apples
to zucchini. Vocational training is offered through the Genesee
Valley Educational Partnership with campuses located
Shop at our seasonal farmers’ markets or buy direct from the in Batavia and Mt. Morris. The GVEP program serves
producers. Enjoy local products included in dishes made at students from Wyoming, Genesee, Livingston
local restaurants across Wyoming County. and Steuben Counties.
Travel through the scenic countryside
dotted with progressive dairy SUNY Genesee Community College, whose Main
farms, and see where our bountiful Campus is located in Batavia (26 mi.), operates two
harvest grows. satellite campuses in both Arcade and Warsaw.
Discover everything there is to There are a significant number of 4-year public and
offer with our interactive map. private colleges or university centers within
Learn more about producers, and commuting
plan your visit at: distance.

www.BuyWyomingCountyGrown.com Data provided by US Census, Data USA, niche.com.

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