Hamburg Development Companies

08/11/2026

08/05/2026

If you are interested in learning about how the NY Forward program will play out in the Village of Hamburg, please join us for the first Local Planning Committee (LPC) Meeting, scheduled for August 11th at 6:00 pm at the Hamburg High School Cafeteria.

This will be a working meeting of the LPC, but aspiring project applicants and interested residents are encouraged to attend!

06/15/2026

Congratulations Village of Hamburg Mayor Tom Tallman, Village Trustees and all the Village Staff who work so relentlessly to win these transformative grants.

The communities of Hamburg, Falconer and Jamestown are celebrating this weekend after the announcement of substantial grant funding from the state.

On a visit to Buffalo Friday morning, Governor Kathy Hochul announced these communities had been named the latest winners of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative and the NY Forward Program.

Jamestown will receive $10 million through the Downtown Revitalization Initiative, while Falconer and Hamburg will each receive $4.5 million through the NY Forward Program.

Hochul highlighted Jamestown's success when it previously received a revitalization grant.

"I didn't want to overlook the little guys, you know, because I know what that's like," Hochul said. "And now we've breathed life, new life into 151 communities, many across Western New York, and in fact, Jamestown was one of an early winners, about an hour and a half south of here, and they did a fabulous job. They turned $10 million into $57 million in private investment."

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05/19/2026

Opportunities with another great Hamburg manufacturer!

04/23/2026

Great opportunity for a growing Hamburg company.

We are hiring Welders for Carbon Steel: Structural and Plate Fabrication! Please stop in for an application or email resume to: [email protected]

04/15/2026

“We would like to bring in some business resources,” said Sean Doyle, executive director of the Hamburg Development Companies. “If someone was a work-at-home and wanted to do short-term rentals of office space, we’d probably open that up.” As Hamburg IDA gets closer to buying 6122 S. Park Ave., executive director envisions building becoming small business resource center. Available now for Sun+ subscribers. Available in print on Friday.