SRPEDD CEDS 2023-2028

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Vision Statement Flexible, Collaborative, and Resilient Growth in Southeastern Massachusetts We acknowledge that lasting, equitable, and substantive economic development in the region requires a diverse set of initiatives. There is no silver bullet for our weaknesses, no one-size-fits-all approach to growth. This CEDS, therefore, includes a “menu of options” that matches key Priority Sites and Priority Projects/Partnerships to our region’s Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats – all while attempting to proactively build region-wide Resilience in our economy, our environment, and our communities. In this way, our Vision can be summarized as “Flexible, Collaborative, and Resilient Growth in Southeastern Massachusetts.” For example, one of our flagship Priority Sites, Brayton Point exemplifies this varied approach: By building upon previous U.S. EDA investments and helping our region transition away from coal-fired power plants, the project addresses Weaknesses such as fluctuating energy markets and aging infrastructure.

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By focusing on private partnerships in the emerging off-shore wind industry, the project builds on our Strengths in the Marine Science and Technology (MST) sectors and utilizing our strategic deep water ports on Buzzards and Mount Hope Bays. By considering our region’s role in developing and maintaining modern, resilient infrastructure, the project takes on the threat of climate change and advances strong, sustainable economic activity. And by introducing cutting-edge redevelopment activities on former industrial sites, the project explores Opportunities for brownfield remediation while advancing workforce development partnerships with our regional institutions, cleaning environmental resources for our communities, and creating good jobs for our workers. To the greatest extent possible, we have crafted every initiative in our CEDS in this way. Every project plays a role in addressing liabilities while leveraging assets. Every partnership seeks to improve social, economic, and environmental well-being. Every action plays a role in the overall Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy.


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M. Median Price - Single Family Home

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pages 65-68

C. Media Age Comparison

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pages 60-62

Economic Resilience

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pages 54-56

Performance Measures and Evaluation Framework

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pages 52-53

Priority Projects and Partnerships South Eastern Economic Development (SEED) Corp.

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pages 50-51

Mansfield Incubator or Other Workforce Development Projects

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page 49

Priority Projects and Partnerships

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page 48

Rural and Small-Town Economic Development Planning

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Priority Projects and Partnerships

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page 46

The SRPEDD Regional Resilience Plan (SRRP)

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page 45

Priority Projects and Partnerships New Bedford Quest Center

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Brownfield redevelopment opportunities in the Ten-Mile River Watershed and Beyond

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Priority Projects and Partnerships Ocean-Based Industry/Economic Partnerships and Initiatives

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UMass-Dartmouth, SMAST, and CIE

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page 41

Priority Projects and Partnerships

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page 40

North Carver Green Business Park

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page 37

Freetown Riverfront Executive Park

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page 36

Fall River Science and Technology Park, Commerce Park, and

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pages 35-36

Priority Sites

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page 34

Priority Sites

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pages 32-33

Program and Project Selection

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pages 30-31

Strategic Direction

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pages 28-29

Our Threats

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pages 26-27

Our Opportunities Brownfield remediation and redevelopment

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pages 24-25

Our Opportunities

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pages 22-23

growth

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page 21

Our Weaknesses

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page 20

Our Strengths

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pages 18-19

Our Strengths

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pages 16-17

SWOT Analysis

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pages 14-15

Vision Statement

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pages 12-13

Success Stories

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pages 10-11

Success Stories

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pages 8-9

Executive Summary Our Approach to Economic Development and the 2023 CEDS

2min
pages 4-7

M. Median Price - Single Family Home

1min
pages 65-68

C. Media Age Comparison

1min
pages 60-62

Economic Resilience

4min
pages 54-56

Performance Measures and Evaluation Framework

1min
pages 52-53

Priority Projects and Partnerships South Eastern Economic Development (SEED) Corp.

1min
pages 50-51

Mansfield Incubator or Other Workforce Development Projects

1min
page 49

Priority Projects and Partnerships

1min
page 48

Rural and Small-Town Economic Development Planning

1min
page 47

Priority Projects and Partnerships

1min
page 46

The SRPEDD Regional Resilience Plan (SRRP)

1min
page 45

Priority Projects and Partnerships New Bedford Quest Center

1min
page 44

Brownfield redevelopment opportunities in the Ten-Mile River Watershed and Beyond

1min
page 43

Priority Projects and Partnerships Ocean-Based Industry/Economic Partnerships and Initiatives

1min
page 42

UMass-Dartmouth, SMAST, and CIE

1min
page 41

Priority Projects and Partnerships

1min
page 40

North Carver Green Business Park

1min
page 37

Freetown Riverfront Executive Park

1min
page 36

Fall River Science and Technology Park, Commerce Park, and

1min
pages 35-36

Priority Sites

1min
page 34

Priority Sites

2min
pages 32-33

Program and Project Selection

1min
pages 30-31

Strategic Direction

1min
page 28

Our Threats

2min
pages 26-27

Our Opportunities Brownfield remediation and redevelopment

1min
pages 24-25

Our Opportunities

2min
pages 22-23

growth

1min
page 21

Our Weaknesses

1min
page 20

Our Strengths

2min
pages 18-19

Our Strengths

1min
pages 16-17

SWOT Analysis

1min
pages 14-15

Vision Statement

1min
pages 12-13

Success Stories

1min
pages 10-11

Success Stories

1min
pages 8-9

Executive Summary Our Approach to Economic Development and the 2023 CEDS

2min
pages 4-7
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