New Milford's Top Assets: Pro-Development, Proximity to Major Metro Areas, Well-Educated Workforce
"The Town of New Milford demonstrates a willingness to work with our business to help us reach our goals. Led by Mayor Pete Bass, the Development Services Team helped our business save valuable time and money through their straightforward processes. In our experience, New Milford is and continues to be a business-friendly community." – Kristen Gizzi, Executive Director, Litchfield Crossings
New Milford provides:
- Transformative development opportunities along its riverfront
- Proximity to a population of 10 million people within an 80-mile radius
- Opportunity to be part of an established business ecosystem with companies like Kimberly-Clark operating in the community
- An educated and diverse workforce with over 60 percent of residents holding a Bachelor's degree or higher
- Available commercial properties
- Expedited permitting process
This New England community takes great pride in preserving its rural, small-town character while actively pursuing new opportunities to enhance its tax base and create family-wage-earning jobs for the future. The Town's leadership is dedicated to fostering new economic activity and bolstering existing businesses.
New Milford and the State of Connecticut offer noteworthy incentives to prospective businesses through municipal tax abatements and other local incentives. New Milford offers attractive incentives for major commercial and industrial development projects, including substantial property tax abatements of up to 100 percent for five years.
New Milford stands out as a remarkable alternative to the more urban areas of of Connecticut and New York City. Its exceptional attributes and strategic vision for a sustainable future make it an enticing destination for businesses and individuals seeking an exceptional place to thrive.
Contact the Office of Economic Development for more information.
