Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corporation
Fostering economic growth in Schoharie County since 2019
SEEC serves as a liaison to local municipalities and institutional leaders with the common goal of highlighting distinctive points of light within the community, cultivating entrepreneurial endeavors, and enhancing the ability of local businesses to add value to their enterprises.
Current Opportunities
2025 Village of Sharon Springs Small Project Fund Applications
Sharon Springs, recognized by both the National Register of Historic Places and the New York State Register of Historic Places, in Schoharie County, was awarded $2.25 million in funding as part of the NY Forward initiative. This funding, announced by Governor Kathy Hochul, will enable the village to undertake several transformative projects, revitalizing its downtown area (from Main Street to the Adler Hotel) while preserving the rich history, mineral springs, creeks, waterfalls and art community culture that has made it a unique destination. As part of this initiative, Sharon Springs will benefit from the Small Project Fund, with a $300,000 allocation aimed at supporting small-scale projects that enhance the Village’s Historic District.
Applications Due by May 1, 2025
Informational Session April 9, 2025 7-8PM
Conditional Awards announced by July 31, 2025
All projects to be completed by November 31, 2027
2025 Digital Power Hour: SEO Basics
A four-part interactive hybrid workshop series designed to help Schoharie County business owners excel in digital marketing. Hosted by SEEC, these sessions offer actionable steps and hands-on advice on essential online business topics. The series aims to address common online business challenges through a collaborative approach, providing valuable strategies and resources. Each session features expert-led discussions and personalized guidance to empower local businesses.
Date: May 14, 2025
Time: 10-11 AM
Location: Zoom & 287 Main Street, Schoharie
Host: BLK DOG
Topic: SEO Basics
Applications for the 2025 Village of Sharon Springs Small Project Fund are NOW OPEN
Applications due May 1, 2025
Sharon Springs, recognized by both the National Register of Historic Places and the New York State Register of Historic Places, in Schoharie County, was awarded $2.25 million in funding as part of the NY Forward initiative. This funding, announced by Governor Kathy Hochul, will enable the village to undertake several transformative projects, revitalizing its downtown area (from Main Street to the Adler Hotel) while preserving the rich history, mineral springs, creeks, waterfalls and art community culture that has made it a unique destination.
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Community Vitality
We strive to create community opportunities and spaces that enhance the quality of life for all who live in and visit Schoharie County.
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Economic Development
SEEC engages in a variety of projects that support economic development in Schoharie County, NY, benefiting both businesses and community members.
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Investment Opportunities
Investors of all levels are invited to contribute to local activities that foster community vitality.
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Business Resources
We provide a wide range of resources—including funding, marketing, digital tools, and valuable information—to Schoharie County business owners who drive and enrich our local economy.
Raema Obbie, Female Founder and Owner of Rockerbox Spice Co., Schoharie, NY. 2025
A storytelling series created by SEEC to feature and highlight local entrepreneurs, and how they became Rooted in Schoharie County.
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