Plymouth CT Office of Economic Development

10/26/2023

Our Kickoff was featured by WTNH

03/19/2020

We’re proud of our local businesses!

Richards Corporation was named  #146 of the Top 200 PERFORMERS and #77 of the Top 120 General Contractors in America.

03/14/2020

We have created a COVID19 Business Resource Center page on our website, with important information for businesses ranging from notices from the Small Business Administration related to funding, to guidelines from other government organizations, and tips from us.

Posters from the CDC are also available on that page for you to print to post at your workplace, to protect yourself, your customers, and your employees.

https://ctsbdc.com/covid19-businessresourcecenter/

U.S. Small Business Administration Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development

01/15/2020

Please support one of our local businesses -
Wood Acres Farm - by filling out this Hartford Magazine survey!

Vote for your favorite local businesses in food, drink, retail, professional services, and more.

11/14/2019

Please share with anyone looking for lots for their commercial buildings. We have a number of affordable priced lots in our business park!

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10/16/2019

Some background regarding our upcoming CPace event.

PLYMOUTH – The town has joined Connecticut Green Bank’s Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy program, which provides opportunities for all types of local businesses to reduce their…

08/22/2019

Next year, Plymouth will be celebrating its 225th anniversary. In conjunction with the anniversary, the Plymouth Historical Society is launching the “Passport to Plymouth” program, which will encourage residents and visitors to explore the historical sites in town and enjoy everything the town has to offer.

MSCF was proud to present the Plymouth Historical Society with a $1,400 grant from the Betts Family Fund and the Bristol Brass General Grant Fund to support "Passport to Plymouth." That is the Eli Terry Jr. Water Wheel in the background, one of the historic sites included in the passport.

Pictured here is is Jerry Milne, Grants Coordinator, and Tom Vaughn, Vice President, of the Plymouth Historical Society along with Susan Sadecki, President & CEO of MSCF, and Jackie Merchant, a MSCF Board of Director and resident of Plymouth.

08/06/2019

08/05/2019

PLYMOUTH - The Plymouth Beautification Committee has announced that the Plymouth History Mural wil...