A Foundation of Strength. A Future of Diversity.
Sullivan County’s economy is built on proven strengths — tourism, hospitality, healthcare, agriculture, manufacturing, and a long tradition of private-sector investment.
Today, the Sullivan County Partnership is focused on helping those strengths evolve into new opportunities for growth. From destination hospitality and healthcare services to specialty manufacturing and food production, Sullivan County offers businesses a rare combination of market access, available sites, competitive costs, workforce assets, and quality of life.
Explore the industries where Sullivan County is already gaining momentum — and where the next wave of investment is taking shape.
Explore Our Targeted Industries
Tourism & Hospitality
Sullivan County’s tourism economy continues to evolve through major destination resorts, cultural landmarks, boutique hospitality, outdoor recreation, and dining.
With nearly $2 billion in recent private investment and more than 2,000 new jobs tied to anchor developments, tourism remains one of Sullivan County’s strongest economic engines.
Healthcare & Social Assistance
Healthcare and human services are among Sullivan County’s most stable and essential employment sectors, supporting quality jobs and critical regional services.
Anchored by major institutions and specialized care providers, the sector supports thousands of jobs while strengthening quality of life for residents across the region.
Specialty Manufacturing & Metal Fabrication
Sullivan County offers manufacturers a cost-competitive location with access to industrial sites, skilled labor, and major Northeast markets.
From precision metalwork to specialty fabrication and aerospace-related materials, Sullivan County’s manufacturing sector supports high-value production close to the New York metro market.
Agribusiness & Food Production
Sullivan County’s agricultural heritage continues to grow through specialty food production, processing, distribution, and value-added agriculture.
With established producers, regional distribution access, and growing demand for specialty and local food products, agribusiness remains a strong opportunity for future investment.
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY
Resorts World Catskills Hotel & Casino, Monticello, NY
Sullivan Fabrication, Woodridge, NY
Town of Rockland Fly Fishing, Beaver Kill, NY
Monticello Motor Club, Monticello, NY
Seminary Hill Orchard & Cidery, Callicoon, NY
The Kartrite Resort & Indoor Waterpark, Monticello, NY
Foster Supply Spa Garden lounge, Kenoza Hall
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY
Resorts World Catskills Hotel & Casino, Monticello, NY
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel, NY
Sullivan Fabrication, Woodridge, NY
The Kartrite Resort & Indoor Waterpark, Monticello, NY
Sullivan Fabrication, Woodridge, NY
Monticello Motor Club, Monticello, NY
Why These Industries Choose Sullivan County
Market Access
Respond quickly and effectively to businesses and industries interested in locating or expanding in Sullivan County.
Cost Efficiency
Competitive land costs, utility rates, and local incentives help businesses grow without the cost pressures of larger metro areas.
Workforce Assets
A regional labor pool, strong training partners, and experienced workers support growth across hospitality, healthcare, manufacturing, agriculture, and business services.
Quality of Life
The Sullivan Catskills offer the kind of setting that helps businesses attract and retain employees who want room to live, work, and grow.
Room to Grow
Available sites, supportive local partners, and a business-friendly development environment give companies the space and guidance needed to move projects forward.
Ready to Explore Opportunities in Sullivan County?
The Sullivan County Partnership works with businesses, developers, site selectors, municipalities, and state economic development partners to help projects move from interest to investment.
Connect with our team to learn more about available sites, incentives, workforce resources, and industry-specific opportunities in Sullivan County.