Shelton, Connecticut Economic Development Corporation

Shelton Economic Development Corporation

Shelton Economic
Development Corporation
475 Howe Avenue
Suite 202
Shelton, CT 06484
(203) 924-2521

Organized in 1983, the Shelton Economic Development Corporation (SEDC), is a non profit corporation that focuses on the balanced development of the City of Shelton. The SEDC acts as a catalyst for growth within Shelton by providing direct links to all local government and business leaders, as well as coordinating between city and civic organizations. The SEDC has relationships with finance and development agencies, and provides a leadership roll in emerging public/private and statewide partnerships. The SEDC provides access to a professional staff with extensive experience in economic development, real estate, construction, finance and government.

2007 CEDS Annual Report
The approval of the Naugatuck Valley Corridor CEDS requires the continued planning, monitoring and revisions to the overall CEDS report. Since the preparation of the overall CEDS document new data has been assembled and is presented here as the 2007 CEDS Annual Report. View or download the 2007 CEDS Annual Report.
2006 CEDS Annual Report
The approval of the Naugatuck Valley Corridor CEDS requires the continued planning, monitoring and revisions to the overall CEDS report. Since the preparation of the overall CEDS document new data has been assembled and is presented here as the 2006 CEDS Annual Report. View or download the 2006 CEDS Annual Report.
2005 CEDS Annual Report
The approval of the Naugatuck Valley Corridor CEDS requires the continued planning, monitoring and revisions to the overall CEDS report. Since the preparation of the overall CEDS document new data has been assembled and is presented here as the 2005 CEDS Annual Report. View or download the 2005 CEDS Annual Report.
2004 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS)
The Shelton Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) and the Naugatuck Valley Development Corporation (NVDC) prepared and submitted a new (2004) Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) for the 17 municipalities that make up the Naugatuck Valley Corridor (NVC). The US Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration (EDA) requires a CEDS in order for an area, region and community to qualify for assistance under its public works, economic adjustment and most planning programs. View or download the 2004 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) for the Naugatuck Valley Corridor.

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