
There are four priority economic drivers for the City of Clarence-Rockland to focus on over the coming five to ten years to retain, expand, and attract businesses and workers. These sectors have been chosen based on their potential to fuel long-term growth and create sustainable economic opportunities. Together, these economic drivers aim to enhance the region's competitiveness and economic vitality.
High Priority: Hospitality, Tourism, and Retail
- Restaurants
- Hotels
- Micro-Breweries and Distilleries
- Grocery Stores and Specialty Shops
Medium Priority: Professionals, Manufacturing, and Construction
- Businesses and organizations employing Professionals in Technical and Scientific, and Public Administration sectors
- Manufacturers in the supply chain related to Light Industrial, specifically Cabinetmaking Agriculture, specifically Value-Added Food Processing
- Construction, specifically Specialty Trade Contractors

