The United Counties of Prescott and Russell (the “UCPR”) are a growing region with a forward-looking vision. The region fosters investments, supports sustainable development, and ensures thoughtful planning. The UCPR offer an abundance of consumer and investment opportunities, whether you are an investor or an entrepreneur. The region’s notable location between the major urban centres of Ottawa and Montreal, as well as its proximity to the Ottawa River, make it a culturally unique rural area of Eastern Ontario that is an ideal region to live in, to work in, and to visit.
Entrepreneurship in Prescott and Russell
The UCPR are dedicated to fostering a strong market for new and existing businesses. Prescott and Russell’s great location allows for greater accessibility and convenience for businesses looking to expand their reach and capitalize on new opportunities.
Many organizations, programs, and resources can support businesses in the region, including the Prescott and Russell Entrepreneurship Centre that supports small and medium-sized enterprises. These, in turn, help with the local economy and with innovation.
Community Development in Prescott and Russell
The UCPR offer a wealth of investment opportunities across various sectors, with a focus on business, industry, and services. Prescott and Russell’s strategic location makes it an outstanding place for investment and development.
The region’s development aims to enhance infrastructure, foster innovation, and create vibrant communities that are resilient to change and prepared to meet the demands of tomorrow. The UCPR are dedicated to shaping a future that balances growth with environmental sustainability and community well-being.
Planning
Effective planning is at the heart of a good development strategy; so, the UCPR’s Planning and Forestry Department is the first stop when you want to settle in Prescott and Russell.
Whether you are an entrepreneur, an investor, or a community member, you can contribute to the growth and success of Prescott and Russell. The Planning and Forestry Department can assist you by answering your questions about the properties you wish to settle on to ensure that the area is adequate for your project. It can also guide you through the procedures you will need to follow in order to complete your project.
For more information on the Planning and Forestry Department, please visit the Department’s webpage.
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