Orange County, NY-magazine

NEW YORKOrange County

Stewart Internatonal aIrport

ConneCtIng the regIon to the world

not only can you get anywhere in the world from Stewart International airport, but you can do it with shorter security lines, fast check-in, effortless baggage claim, and trouble-free parking.

we’re the quick, easy, close byway to faraway places.

ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC RESOURCE GUIDE \

BLEED...

TRIM......

LIVE.......

8.75” x 11.25”

8.5” x 11”

7” x 10”

TPA A01 M12 094 ORANGE COUNTY PARTNERSHIP4CMay 7, 2012 10:57 AM

Dear Friends,Welcome to Orange County, New York!

In the following pages, you will learn about Orange County and all it has to offer, including its proximity to New York City, incredible infrastructure, extraordinary inventory of commercial land and real estate, highly knowledgeable workforce and abundance of cultural and recreational offerings.

The Orange County Partnership is a private not-for-profit office of economic development that serves as the external marketing agency for business development in Orange County. The Partnership’s team of economic development professionals works with commercial real estate brokers, developers, site selection firms and regional and statewide economic development agencies to find the most advantageous and cost-effective locations for corporate attractions and expansions.

From site selection to financing options, employment training, market research and technical assistance, the Orange County Partnership is your cost-free resource for economic development support.

Under the leadership of County Executive Edward Diana, we have remained proactive by promoting a business-friendly environment, facilitating the application and permitting process and providing financial incentives needed to attract and expand business.

Quality education and outstanding healthcare are synonymous with Orange County. The United States Military Academy at West Point and three liberal arts colleges help prepare a new generation for success in the 21st century. In 2011, history was made when the new Orange Regional Medical Center opened its doors, making it the first new hospital in New York State in more than 20 years.

Orange County boasts some of the best known, most visited sites outside of Manhattan. The United States Military Academy at West Point, Woodbury Common Premium Outlets and Orange County Choppers are international destinations that bring more than 4 million tourists to the county each year.

We work together to strengthen our community and our economy, creating jobs in an atmosphere of unsurpassed quality of life.

Relocating or expanding? Ask how. Ask now.

Very truly yours,

Maureen Halahan President & CEO Orange County Partnership

DemographicsInfrastructureFeatured SitesVacancy RatesMajor EmployersCitiesEconomic Development ResourcesTourism Destinations

Orange County, New York A Demographic Resource Guide

Sponsored by:

Produced and Published by American Images Publishing

1-800-807-6555www.americanimages.org

© 2012, American Images Publishing. All rights reserved.Every precaution has been taken to assure the accuracy of the information included in this guide. However, due to the scope of the project and the number of different sources consulted, neither the writer, editor, publisher, sponsoring agency, or advertisers can be held liable for damages arising out of errors or omissions.

Publisher

Project Manager

Writer

Special Research & Editorial Assistance

Magazine Design & Production

Cover Design

David J. WaymanJoann M. Randell Jennifer Seward Marge LaPerle Janet CoyneSarah Brosnan

4589

101112

16

Orange County, New York 3

CONTENTS Orange County

Photo by Tommy Gilligan/USMA Public AffairsWest Point

Cover photos courtesy of Sarah Brosnan & Andy Komonchak

Stewart Internatonal aIrport

ConneCtIng the regIon to the world

not only can you get anywhere in the world from Stewart International airport, but you can do it with shorter security lines, fast check-in, effortless baggage claim, and trouble-free parking.

we’re the quick, easy, close byway to faraway places.

ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC RESOURCE GUIDE \

BLEED...

TRIM......

LIVE.......

8.75” x 11.25”

8.5” x 11”

7” x 10”

TPA A01 M12 094 ORANGE COUNTY PARTNERSHIP4CMay 7, 2012 10:57 AM

TransporTaTion

Major Highways: Interstates 84, 86 (17) & 87

Local airports: Stewart International Airport Orange County Airport

Freight rail: CSX, Norfolk Southern, Middletown & New Jersey Railroad, LLC

Passenger transportation: Coach USA/ShortLine Bus Co., New Jersey Transit, Metro-North Railroad - Port Jervis Line

4 Orange County, New York

Orange CountyDEMOGRAPHICS at a GLANCE

Total square miles: 811.69

Orange County population (2011 U.S. Census estimate): 374,872

Hudson Valley population (2010 U.S. Census): Nearly 2.3 million

Orange County growth rate, 2000-2010: 9.2% - Second-fastest-growing county in New York State

Median age (2010 U.S. Census): 36.6

orange CounTy age DisTribuTion (2010 U.S. Census)

Under 18: 101,429

18-24: 36,144

25-44: 93,996

45-64: 100,159

65 & older: 40,985

HouseHolD DaTa Median rent: $1,031Housing units: 137,025Number of households: 125,925Average household size: 2.86

CounTy DemograpHiC Comparisons Population/ Median Median HomeownershipCounty % Growth 2000-2010 Household Income Home Value Rate

Orange 372,813/+9.2% $65,891 $286,600 69.2%Dutchess 297,488/+6.2% $69,613 $299,100 70.5%Putnam 99,710/+4.1% $81,233 $390,400 84.7%Rockland 311,687/+8.7% $84,027 $448,300 69.5%Sullivan 77,547/+4.8% $43,578 $183,800 63.3%Ulster 182,493/+2.7% $51,301 $234,300 69.4%Westchester 949,113/+2.8% $77,415 $526,000 63.2%

Wages by inDusTry (2011 preliminary data, NYS Dept. of Labor)

Orange County Hudson Valley New York State

Manufacturing $46,109 $82,386 $60,063

Construction $46,816 $59,430 $61,505

Retail trade $25,494 $28,830 $30,269

Transportation & warehousing $39,894 $44,237 $44,470

Professional & technical services $58,943 $85,552 $94,026

eDuCaTion

Total School Enrollment: 109,379

Educational Attainment (ages 25 and older)

High school graduate or higher: 85.7%

Some college, no degree: 19.5%

Associate’s degree: 7.4%

Bachelor’s degree or higher: 29.2%

27.2%

9.7%25.2%

26.9%11%

employmenT by oCCupaTion

Orange County Tourism

Educational Services, Health Care, Social Assistance28%

Retail Trade13%

Professional & Business Services8.8%

Manufacturing7.4%

Wholesale Trade 3.8%Other Services 3.3%

Farming, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting, Mining1.3%

Information2.3%

Leisure & Hospitality7.1%

Construction 7%

Public Administration 6.8%

Finance & Insurance, Real Estate Rental & Leasing

5.7%

Transportation, Warehousing & Utilities5.5%

Storm King Art Center exhibit

Orange County’s infrastructure is superior among its competitors. With three major intersecting highways – Interstates 84, 86 (NY 17) and 87 – an international airport, 150 miles of freight and commuter rail, and the Hudson River, all of the county’s 812-mile land area is readily accessible by any mode of transportation.

One critical component of that framework is Stewart International Airport, which is poised for tremendous growth. In 2007, The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey took over operation of Stewart and committed $500 million as part of a 10-year capital improvement plan for expansion. The Port Authority operates and maintains infrastructure critical to the New York/New Jersey region’s trade and trans-portation network which includes facilities at America’s busiest airport system and The Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan.

The airport also now benefits from a $120-million interchange project, opened in 2009, which provides a direct link between Interstates 84 and 87 as well as a direct connection to the airport.


Orange CountyINFRASTRUCTURE

With an optimal location and optimal logistics,

Orange County is consistently one of the

fastest-growing counties in all of New York State.

A multi–tenant warehouse located in the Tetz Chester Corporate Center

Orange County Partnership

Thank you to ourSENIOR PARTNER

& LANDMARK SPONSORS

Without YOU, none of this would be possible.

(845) 294-2086 • www.ocpartnership.org


New York International Plaza

Hudson Valley Crossing

Tetz Chester Corporate Center

Crossroads Distribution Center

Montgomery Interstate Distribution Center

Panattoni Pine Lane Business Center

Orange County Executive Center

Build Now-NY Sites

Orange County

1

2

3

4

5

6

2

3

4

5

6

7

7

In addition, Orange County has the right framework for efficient and successful development. The county has 26 industrial parks and about six shovel-ready building sites, including New York International Plaza at Stewart International Airport.

With incredible infrastructure, and an extraordinary inventory of commercial land and real estate, Orange County is an ideal location for your business!


1

New York International Plaza in New Windsor offers several office buildings.



Frassetto property located in the Town of Wallkill

To learn more about The Ruby Group, visit or scan this QR code with your smartphone.

Builders • Developers • Construction Managers • Consultants

facebook.com/TheRubyGroup845.651.3800

The Ruby Group, located in Goshen, NY, is a diverse company of development and construction related businesses. The

company tailors each of its services to meet the individual needs of small, medium or large projects. Its services for commercial

projects include design, coordination of municipal approval, planning, value engineering and pre-construction, expansions

and renovations, construction budget management, general contracting and project management.

With 798+ acres in shovel-ready sites in its inventory, Orange County offers site selectors and commercial developers the unique opportunity to “shop” for a parcel that meets their needs while minimizing risks and maximizing rewards. The county’s shovel-ready sites have been through a rigorous series of tests and meet or exceed a strict set of standards to con-firm that the site is ready for immedi-ate development. This advance work reduces the time to begin construction and provides valuable savings, consid-ering that “time is money”.


Orange CountyFEATURED SITES

Land is at the heart of some of today’s

most pressing economic development

challenges, with an enormous potential to

stimulate sustained economic growth.

A tract of land is more than just open space. It is the platform upon which a business can grow. In Orange County, that platform is supported by infrastructure that puts businesses in the center of 18 percent of the nation’s population and 20 percent of the nation’s gross domestic product.



Fully approved site set to accommodate a 455,000 s/f building in the Town of Montgomery

Proposed 60,000 s/f state of the art office building in the Town of Wallkill

85 Tower Drive

WE WON’T GIVE YOUCOOKIE-CUTTER SOLUTIONS.

UNLESS, YOU’RE IN THECOOKIE-CUTTER BUSINESS.

Frontier’s Custom Business Plan is a different approach tobusiness communications. Mix and match Business ClassHigh-Speed Internet, Voice and other qualifying services

to create a plan perfectly tailored to your business.

CUSTOMIZE YOUR PLAN... CUSTOMIZE YOUR SAVINGS

100% US-Based Workforce

For a custom solution built for your business, talk to one ofour personal business experts today or visit us online.

Call 1.888.688.4719 or Visit frontier.com/SmallBusinessCenter

A MORE DEDICATED CONNECTIONPersonal Business Experts • 24/7/365 Tech Support

©2012 Frontier Communications Corporation

Prime industrial space Vacancy rate (in million square feet)

2007 18.5 10.8%2008 18.8 11.4%2009 19.4 12.0%2010 19.7 9.5%2011 19.7 7.2%


Orange County VACANCY RATES

2007 3.9 8.0%2008 3.9 9.5%2009 4.1 12.0%2010 4.1 11.3%2011 4.1 10.0%

Source: Mansfield Commercial Real Estate (revised March 27, 2012)

Class A office space Vacancy rate (in million square feet)

Doing business

in Orange County

means having the

potential to reach

52 million people

within one day

by ground.

Woodbury CommonPremium Outlets


FRASSETTO COMPANIES

845/692-8900 or 201/934-7200 www.frassettocompanies.com

Orange County’s Premier Commercial DeveloperBuilding Quality Relationships for Decades

Office, Warehouse, Flex or Hi-Tech Industrial Space Available for Immediate Occupancy


Orange CountyMAJOR EMPLOYERS

Sour

ce: O

rang

e Co

unty

Par

tner

ship

Company Location Industry Employees

U.S. Military Academy (civilian personnel) West Point Education; military base 3,120

Orange Regional Medical Center Middletown Healthcare/hospital 2,524

Crystal Run Healthcare Middletown Healthcare/physicians’ practice 1,600

St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital Newburgh Healthcare/hospital 1,500

Elant Inc. Goshen Healthcare; senior health/housing 1,200

C&S Wholesale Grocers Inc. Newburgh Food distribution 1,000

Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield Middletown Health insurance 790

Orange AHRC Newburgh Nonprofit 750

Occupations Inc. Middletown Nonprofit 600

Time Warner Cable Middletown Communications 600

IBM Business Continuity & Resiliency Services Sterling Forest Service 550

Kolmar Laboratories Inc. Port Jervis Cosmetics/personal care manufacturing 550

Amscan Inc. Chester Distribution & manufacturing-party supplies 525

Mount Saint Mary College Newburgh College/vocational training 500

Bon Secours Community Hospital Port Jervis Healthcare/hospital 490

Staples Inc. Montgomery Distribution-office supplies 460

Verla International LTD New Windsor Cosmetics manufacturing 445

YRC Worldwide Maybrook Cargo & freight 435

Times Herald Record Middletown Newspaper/publishing 390

Crystal Run Village Inc. Middletown Nonprofit 385

West Point

DRAKE LOEB HELLERKENNEDY GOGERTY

GABA & RODD P L L C

A T T O R N E Y S A T L A W

ENVIRONMENTAL LAWLAND USE & DEVELOPMENT

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL LENDINGCORPORATE & BUSINESS LAW

CONSTRUCTION LAWMUNICIPAL LAW

TAX LAW

F A C I L I T A T I N G E C O N O M I C D E V E L O P M E N T I N O R A N G E C O U N T Y

W I T H W I S D O M , I N S I G H T , E X P E R I E N C E A N D S K I L L

555 HUDSON VALLEY AVENUE, SUITE 100, NEW WINDSOR, NEW YORK 12553

845•561•0550 WWW.DRAKELOEB.COM

Photos by Tommy Gilligan/USMA Public Affairs

Population 28,866 28,086 8,828Age breakdown

Under 18: 8,863 7,657 2,23218-24: 4,044 2,758 84125-34: 4,557 4,184 1,11935-44: 3,756 3,953 1,12445-54: 3,161 3,795 1,21455-64: 2,239 2,763 1,03165 and older: 2,246 2,976 1,267Median age: 27.6 33.7 37.3

Median household income* $36,153 $54,354 $42,938High school graduate or higher* 67% 75% 81%Language spoken at home*

English only 14,551 16,321 7,283Language other than English 11,413 9,344 1,131Bilingual 5,803 5,159 917

Housing Total housing units 10,505 10,866 3,957 Owner-occupied 2,867 4,889 1,638 Renter-occupied 6,163 5,087 1,932 Median value* (owner-occupied) $219,100 $228,300 $198,600 Median rent* $960/mo $998/mo $850/mo

Civilian labor force* 13,245 14,096 4,018


Orange CountyCITIES

Sour

ces:

* 2

006-

2010

U.S

. Cen

sus

Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey

5-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

Newburgh Middletown Port Jervis

All stats from 2010 U.S. Census unless otherwise noted.

When it comes to business communications, are you winning?

�Cloud-based VoIPphone systemfor scalable, cost-efficient business communications without on-site limitations/expense

Call 1.877.258.3821 to learn more.altevatel.com

�Hosted Exchange & OCSgives your business Fortune 500-grade email and collaboration tools for a low monthly fee and without any drain on IT resources

�Seamless integrationof desk phones, mobile, desktop applications and video for total, anywhere access productivity

The right business communication system saves you money and increases your productivity. Alteva is the winning choice.


Orange CountyECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES


40 Matthews St., Suite 108Goshen, NY 10924845-294-2323Fax: [email protected]

A private, not-for-profit economic development agency, the Orange County Partnership is staffed with economic development professionals who team with commercial real estate brokers, developers, site-selection firms and regional and statewide economic development agencies to find the most advantageous and cost-effective loca-tions for new and growing businesses.

The OC Partnership’s Business Retention and Expansion program helps Orange County companies of all sizes to problem-solve their business challenges by identifying the appropriate programs and resources. Among the key services provided by this program are: assistance with building project approvals, workforce training and recruitment, linking busi-ness with local municipal and county officials, identifying funding opportu-nities and project-specific incentives.

The result is a portfolio of success stories that are the product of the efforts of the Partnership staff, the Orange County IDA, Orange County Government, NYS Empire State Development, and town and municipal officials.

Recent additions to that portfolio include:

• Hunter Panels purchased land in Hamptonburgh at the Hudson Valley Crossing Build Now-NY site to build a 360,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. The company will employ 90 people and manufactures panel insu-lation for commercial buildings.

• Mediacom Communications Corp. is constructing a 110,000-square-foot office building for corporate offices in the Town of Blooming Grove. Mediacom has more than 200 employees and is one of the top 10 cable companies in the country.

• Takasago International Corp. is renovating a vacant 130,000-square-foot building in Harriman, where the company is relocating its fragrance manufacturing operation from north-ern New Jersey. Takasago is expected to bring 85 jobs to the county.

• Satin Fine Foods, Inc. in Chester expanded their production facility to 92,000 square feet in 2012. Satin Fine Foods makes fondant icing that is often seen on Food Network baking shows. The company plans to add a cake baking line and will roll out their

With a team approach toward business,

a location just 60 miles from

New York City, exceptional infrastructure,

and an outstanding quality of life, Orange County

offers everything it takes for a

business to succeed.

fondant icing in grocery stores in 2012. The expansion will create 50 new jobs.

• Coach USA/ShortLine Bus Co. is building an office and garage complex on a Build Now - NY site in Chester at the Tetz Corporate Center. The 192,000-square-foot complex will house about 225 people and Coach’s bus fleet. A combination of public and private financing will support this $16 million project bringing new jobs, new revenue and improved bus service to Orange County.

For more than 25 years, the Orange County Partnership and its strategic partners have been the driving force in attracting new business to the county.


Orange County Industrial Development Agency

22 Wells Farm Rd.Goshen, NY [email protected]

The mission of the Orange County IDA is to promote economic develop-ment through a program of incentives that assist in the construction, equip-ping and maintenance of specific types of projects and facilities, with the goals of retaining and creating jobs and attracting new business.

The IDA seeks and processes applications for financial assistance from companies and civic agencies; offers grants to qualified applicants for eligible projects; invests in projects to create and retain jobs; and seeks to improve the quality of life in Orange County.

For more information, visit the economic development page at www.orangecountygov.com.

Foreign Trade Zone

22 Wells Farm Rd.Goshen, NY 10924845-291-2700Fax: [email protected]

The Orange County Foreign Trade Zone consists of six sites in the county that participate in the FTZ program, which allows the deferral, reduc-tion or elimination of duties paid on imported materials and goods in exchange for sustained or increased jobs and investment in the U.S.

Empire State Development (ESD)Mid-Hudson Region

33 Airport Center Dr., Suite 201New Windsor, NY 12553845-567-4882Fax: [email protected]

Empire State Development is New York’s chief economic develop-ment agency. The mission of ESD is

to promote a vigorous and growing economy, encourage the creation of new jobs and economic opportunities, increase revenues to the state and its municipalities, and achieve stable and diversified local economies. Through the use of loans, grants, tax credits and other forms of financial assis-tance, ESD strives to enhance private business investment and growth to spur job creation and support pros-perous communities across the state.


The Orange County Partnership also acts as a conduit between business and its many strategic partners, including:

Achieving Successful Resultswith Innovative Designs

epNGINEERING

ROPERTIES& SURVEYING

We want to help! Let our staff of licensed engineers and surveyors handle the planning, land development, and approval details of your company’s new, expanded, or renovated building. Meanwhile, you can continue to focus on managing and growing your business. From site selection, surveying, and concept design plans to final site engineering, plan and permit approvals, and construction inspections, we have you covered. Principals Jay Samuelson and Ross Winglovitz are both Hudson Valley natives with over 40 reputable years of combined experience in the land development business. Engineering & Surveying Properties is trusted by business, commercial, residential, and governmental clients alike to provide top quality engineering and surveying consultation. Let us help you make our home, your home! Contact us today to find out what we can do to make your business expansion or reloaction project a success.

71 Clinton Street, Montgomery, NY 12549www.EngineeringProperties.comEngineeringProperties@ep-pc.com

Phione: (845) 457-7727Fax: (845) 457-1899

Thinking of expanding or relocating your business to Orange County?

Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp. (HVEDC)4 Crotty Lane, Suite 100New Windsor, NY 12553845-220-2244Fax: 845-220-2247 www.hvedc.comwww.choosenewyork hudsonvalley.comwww.nybiohudvalley.com

HVEDC is a single-source resource for companies considering relocation or expansion in the seven counties it serves: Orange, Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, Dutchess, Ulster and Sullivan.

A public-private partnership, HVEDC

provides comprehensive market data including economic indicators, workforce statistics, industrial and commercial real estate information and other facts relevant to business location decisions. HVEDC also teams with regional and state economic development profes-sionals to help companies save time and ensure access to all available financial resources.

In addition, HVEDC is spearheading the NY BioHud Valley initiative, a part-nership to promote the growing clus-ter of biotech/pharmaceutical science companies in the Hudson Valley.

Orange County Employment & Training Administration (ETA)

18 Seward Ave., Suite 103Middletown, NY 10940845-615-3630Fax: 845-346-1173

The mission of the ETA, in con-junction with the County Executive and County’s Workforce Investment Board, is to operate and manage

Orange County’s Workforce Develop-ment System to provide businesses and job seekers with a network of quality resources and services.

The ETA links businesses to qualified job seekers, workforce training and skill upgrade services, and economic development resources and initiatives. The ETA also links job seekers to available jobs, training opportunities to upgrade their skills and career planning services.

Job training and placement is provided through Orange Works One-Stop Career Centers in Newburgh and Middletown.

Orange County Business Accelerator4 Crotty Lane, Suite 100New Windsor, NY 12553845-220-2208Fax: 845.220.2228 www.ocaccelerator.com

Founded in 2009, the Orange County Business Accelerator is a business incubator program launched by the Orange County IDA. Located at Stewart International Airport, the incubator offers 10,000 square feet of class-A office, research and develop-ment, and flex space. The OCBA is designed to attract new entrepreneur-ial investment by providing businesses with below-market occupancy costs, mentoring programs, access to ven-ture capital and a high-tech plug-and-play office environment. The OCBA also can provide in-house manage-ment, marketing, legal and accounting services, as well as access to academic and corporate partners.

Orange County Chamber of Commerce

30 Scott’s Corners Dr.Montgomery, NY 12549845-457-9700Fax: 845-457-8799www.orangeny.com

With more than 1,700 members, the Orange County Chamber is one of the largest chambers of com-


Middletown • Montgomery • Vails Gate • Chester • Goshen • Newburgh • Fishkill

Your loan starts here.Your loan stays here.

Your business can grow here.Lending a big hand to local businesses As a locally owned bank, Orange County Trust understands and is uniquely qualified to assist businesses with an assortment of financial products.

Our rates and terms on business loans are the best they’ve been in decades, whether you are buying real estate, a business, purchasing equipment, or refinancing existing debt.

Even more important, we

• Make our decisions locally. • Don’t sell our loans. • Are locally owned. • Know our customers.

Come in for a visit and stay for a lifetime.

Ask us about our SBA and other government resource loans.

845-341-5000orangecountytrust.com

Member FDIC

leaders from across as many as nine counties to collaborate on regional approaches to affordable workforce housing, municipal sharing and local government efficiency, land-use policy, transportation, and other infrastruc-ture issues that impact the growth and vitality of the regional economy.

Alliance for Balanced Growth

845-294-2323 www.allianceforbalancedgrowth.com

The Alliance for Balanced Growth is a cooperative effort between area developers, landowners, commercial real estate professionals, engineers, land-use attorneys, construction services and the Orange County Partnership to present a strong, unified voice for responsible development in Orange County. ABG’s goal is to educate the public about the business and land-use advantages of commercial development.


merce in the state and is the leading advocate for business in the Hudson Valley region. The chamber provides its members with many services, including free business counseling, loan programs and affordable health insurance.

Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress

3 Washington CenterNewburgh, NY 12550845-565-4900Fax: 845-565-4918www.pattern-for-progress.org

Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress is a nonprofit policy, planning, advocacy and research organization whose mission is to promote regional, bal-anced and sustainable solutions that enhance the growth and vitality of the Hudson Valley.

Pattern brings together business, nonprofit, academic and government

Central Hudson Gas and ElectricEconomic Development

284 South Ave.Poughkeepsie, NY 12601845-486-5201www.centralhudson.com

Central Hudson provides incentives for job creation, new construction, redevelopment, and utility infrastructure to businesses within its territory, in-cluding northeastern Orange County.

Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc. (O&R) Economic Development

845-577-2498 or 845-577-2516www.oru.com/programsandser vices/economicdevelopment

O&R offers assistance with busi-ness expansion planning, economic development incentives, energy-efficiency programs, assistance with site/building location, guidance with approval processes and knowledge of state and county incentives.

Don’t Let Anyone Tip the Scales of Justice on You!

*Presented by former Eastern Bloc Intelligence Officer

1 Freeland Street – Monroe New York 10950

Office (845)783-0573 ● Fax (845)783-8554 ● www.ebsgroup.net ● [email protected]

Over 20 years of experience in investigative services

EXECUTIVE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS

PRE EMPLOYMENT/TENANT SCREENING • Background Screening for One Employee to One Thousand • National • International • Criminal • Driver License • Employment • Educational • Credit • Drug Screening

RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES • From Employee to Vendor; Minimize Liabilities Maximize Possibilities • Expert Investigators to Perform Sensitive Investigations & Surveillance • Assets Location • Identity & Vendor Verification • Credit Reports • Data Security • Fraud Investigations

LITIGATION SUPPORT • Customized Pre-trial Assistance, including though not limited to: • Witness Locating • Interviews • Personal/Corporate Profiles • Asset Searches • National Bank Accounts • National Brokerage Accounts

LECTURES • Work Place Violence • Sexual Harassment • *Industrial Espionage

U. S. Military Academy at West Point

www.westpointtours.com2107 New South Post Rd.West Point, NY 10996845-446-4724

Take a guided tour of the famed U.S. Military Academy through West Point Tours, Inc. Walk the paths of generals and presidents, trace the footsteps of our country’s great leaders, enjoy

majestic views of the Hudson River, and hear exciting tales and fascinating stories. Tour buses depart daily from the West Point Visitor Center.

Woodbury Common Premium Outlets

www.premiumoutlets.com/woodburycommonVisitor Information Center498 Red Apple Ct., Rte. 32

Central Valley, NY 10917845-928-4000

With 220 stores, Woodbury Common Premium Outlets has the world’s largest collection of designer outlets. Woodbury offers everyday savings of 25 to 65 percent on leading designers and name brands such as Burberry, Coach, Dolce & Gabbana, Gap, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Polo Ralph Lauren and Prada.

Storm King Art Center

www.stormking.org1 Old Pleasant Hill Rd.Mountainville, NY 10953845-534-3115

The largest sculpture park in the United States, this 500-acre, world-renowned site illustrates the harmonious, yet dramatic interaction between sculpture and landscape.

Washington’s Headquarters State Historic Sitewww.palisadesparks conservancy.org84 Liberty St.Newburgh, NY 12550845-562-1195

Gen. Washington made this fieldstone farmhouse his Continental Army headquarters and spent more time here than anywhere else during the Revolutionary War. At this site, Washington created and awarded the original Purple Heart badge. In 1850,


Orange CountyTOURISM DESTINATIONS

Located just 60 miles from Manhattan, Orange County is home to some

of the most popular attractions outside of New York City. The Hudson River

provides spectacular scenery on the county’s eastern border, while the

Delaware River on the west has long been known for its environmentally

friendly recreation. Wineries, museums, historic sites, farm markets, antique shops,

and outstanding recreational opportunities are found throughout the county.

Here are some of the headline attractions:

Photo by Tommy Gilligan/USMA Public Affairs

Brotherhood Winery Washington’s

Headquarters Historic Site



Let Us Be Your Intern Source!SUNY Orange students are hard-working, intelligent, and highly motivated; and they could be the answer to

your intern needs. Call our Career and Internship Services Office at 341-4444 today to find out how to tap

into this resource treasure.

the property became the nation’s first public historic site. Washington’s Headquarters is open from mid-April through October.

Orange County Choppers

www.orangecountychoppers.com14 Crossroads Ct.Newburgh, NY 12550845-522-5222

See the actual workshop and studio where the TV show “American Chop-per” is filmed through a viewing window in the showroom at Orange County Choppers. The shop has a new showroom and retail store packed with themed custom bikes and a com-plete line of Orange County Choppers merchandise and apparel.

Brotherhood Winery

www.brotherhood-winery.com100 Brotherhood Plaza Dr.Washingtonville, NY 10992845-496-3661

America’s oldest winery, Brotherhood has been making wines to please ev-eryone since 1839. Visitors can tour the largest underground wine cellars in the country. Brotherhood Winery also hosts weekend events.

National Purple Heart Hall of Honor

www.thepurpleheart.com374 Temple Hill Rd., Rte. 300Vails Gate, NY 12584845-561-1765


Located at the site where Gen. George Washington awarded the first Purple Heart, this museum’s exhibits include photographs, films, memorabilia, and a search-able database of all recipients.

Gillinder Glass

www.gillinderglassstore.com39 Erie St.Port Jervis, NY 12771845-856-5375

Watch skilled craftsmen at work as they transform molten glass into beautiful and useful objects, and shop in a store filled with unique glistening treasures. Gillinder Glass offers weekday and some special weekend tours.

Orange County Choppers

Orange County TourismGillinder Glass

BUY, BUILD OR EXPAND

WE’LL COME TO YOU!

CALL 845.457.7700 OR VISIT

WALDENSAVINGSBANK.COM

FAST, CONVENIENT AND LOCAL COMMERCIAL LENDING

Your Bank. Our C�munity.



Lending To

Your Business

We know how busy managing a business can be, which is why our experienced commercial lenders are always willing to come to you and provide the resources and financial advice you need, at your convenience.

4 Commercial Lines of Credit

4 Commercial Mortgages

4 Owner and Non-Owner Occupied Mortgages

4 Working Capital Loans

4 Land Development Loans

4 Contractor Loans

4 Equipment Loans

4 Tract Development Loans

4 SBA 7A Guarantee Loans

4 SBA 504 Equipment Loans

4 SBA Commercial Mortgages

4 Letters of Credit

4 Bi-weekly Payment Plans

4 Up to 90% Financing on Qualified Loans

Storm King Art Center exhibit

Motorcyclepedia

www.motorcyclepedia museums.com250 Lake St.Newburgh, NY 12550845-569-9065

With more than 300 motorcycles built between 1897 and the present, this is the largest motorcycle museum in America. Along with all kinds of cy-cles, including more than 100 Indians, the 85,000-square-foot museum also exhibits film, advertising and poster memorabilia.

Museum Village of Old Smith’s Clove

www.museumvillage.org1010 Rte. 17MMonroe, NY 10950845-782-8247

One of New York’s largest living history museums, Museum Village has costumed interpreters demon-strating crafts in a 19th-century vil-lage setting. The skeleton of a local mastodon is also housed in one of the buildings.

New Windsor Cantonment State Historic Site

www.palisadesparks conservancy.org 374 Temple Hill Rd., Rte. 300Vails Gate, NY 12584845-561-1765

Eight thousand soldiers, civilians and artisans built this winter encampment during the closing days


of the Revolutionary War. Costumed interpreters demonstrate life at the camp. The year-round visitor center features exhibits and a collection of 18th century artillery. The site is open from April through October.

Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame

www.harnessmuseum.com240 Main St.Goshen, NY 10924845-294-6330

Visitors can drive a sulky to the finish line in a 3-D simulator; explore inter-active exhibits; call and judge a race; see the largest collection of Currier & Ives trotting prints; and learn the his-tory of America’s first sport.

For more information, contact:

Orange County Tourism124 Main St.Goshen, NY 10924845-615-3860

www.orangetourism.orgwww.facebook.com/orangetourism



Motorcyclepedia

330 POWELL AVENUE, NEWBURGH, NY

Mount Saint Mary

Collegewww.msmc.edu

Undergraduate Strong academic programs, Division III athletics, internship and study abroad programs

Graduate StudentsNursing, education, and business programs

Continuing EducationEvening and weekend bachelor’s degree programs, new online/on-site courses

Community Education Day trips, noncredit classes, lectures, and more

1-888-YES-MSMC • www.msmc.edu

LIFELONG LEARNING

In the century since we opened our doors, we’ve learned

a lot about healing. We know that a first-rate medical staff

makes a profound difference, so we offer only the best.

Then, we empower that staff with the industry’s most

advanced technology—a combination that brings you the

highest level of care.

But most important is why we do all this. Every decision

we make, every person here, is fueled by a true passion for

taking care of individuals—people like you, your family,

your friends and loved ones.

It’s a difference you’ll see, hear and feel in everything we do.

1.800.HELP.IN.5 | bschs.bonsecours.com

Healing is more than just medicine.

Bon Secours Community Hospital

Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center

St. Anthony Community Hospital

Good Samaritan Home Care

Good Help to Those in Need®

BS26780-WeHealAd-8.5x11_AA_V1.indd 1 7/2/12 12:05 PM

ADVANCE TESTINGCONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TESTING + INSPECTION

BUILDINGS • HIGHWAYS • BRIDGES • TUNNELS • AIRPORTS

800-808-3868 • advancetesting.comTo learn more about Advance Testing’s capabilities, please contact us.

Orange County, NY-magazine

Documents

Transcript of Orange County, NY-magazine