Work On 108 Montcalm Street Slated To Begin
Check out this article from Sun Community News on the Phase 1 launch of the 108 Montcalm Street proj...
Ticonderoga was awarded $10 Million as the North Country region’s winner of the sixth-round Downtown Revitalization Initiative funding in January of 2023. New York State’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) is a cornerstone of the State’s economic development program. The DRI transforms downtown neighborhoods into vibrant centers that offer a high quality of life and are magnets for redevelopment, business, job creation, and economic and housing diversity. These compact, walkable downtowns are a key ingredient to helping New York State rebuild its economy from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as to achieving the State’s bold climate goals by promoting the use of public transit and reducing dependence on private vehicles.
Welcome to Ticonderoga’s official Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) website hosted by the Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce. Here you will find the latest project information, status, announcements, and updates. These transformative municipal, not-for profit, and private projects will shape the look and feel of Ticonderoga for generations to come as well as lay the foundational groundwork for additional, separately funded projects that will move Ticonderoga forward in its efforts to create a stable, revitalized, and growing economic environment for the town and the region. You, the residents of Ticonderoga, will continue to be involved in this process and we welcome your continued support and participation. Be informed and be a part of our journey. Our town…our future!
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Vision Set against the scenic backdrop of the LaChute River, Lake George and Lake Champlain, Ticonderoga is a hub for Adirondack and Champlain Valley recreational opportunities and experiences. The downtown is a vibrant, regional business and cultural hub that looks to the future while recognizing its identity as a historic community. At the heart of the downtown is Montcalm Street, a pedestrian friendly corridor that features charming specialty shops and restaurants, a mix of heritage tourism and pop culture venues, arts and entertainment attractions, and contemporary services. The corridor is surrounded by natural beauty and public open spaces that offer visitors and residents an opportunity to experience a variety of outdoor activities within walking distance of downtown.
Downtown Ticonderoga is undergoing a community renaissance which reverberates into every facet of life, fueling entrepreneurial enterprises, community collaboration, increased tourism, and a shared bold vision. Ticonderoga has made extensive investments in downtown revitalization in recent years, including development of the LaChute River Trail, upgraded park facilities, adopting new zoning policies that encourage mixed-use development downtown, and funding façade and other public space improvements. In parallel, private and non-profit organizations have been transforming vacant buildings into mixed-use spaces, establishing a downtown art gallery and co-working space, and choosing downtown Ticonderoga as their community of choice to establish or grow their business. An infusion of DRI funding can help the community to build on these investments and accelerate the transformation of downtown.
We encourage you to stay up to date on Ticonderoga DRI news, announcements, meetings, and more by visiting our News Room!
Check out this article from Sun Community News on the Phase 1 launch of the 108 Montcalm Street proj...
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced a total of 21 transformational projects for the North Country ...
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