Make Your Move
There are places you visit.
And then there are places where you can imagine your life.
Franklin County is a place to build a career, raise a family, start a business, know your neighbors and have a little more room to breathe.
Here, small communities come with big opportunities. You can build a career in health care, education, government, manufacturing, hospitality, agriculture, the skilled trades and other industries. You can launch an idea of your own. You can finish work and be on a trail, lake or ski hill before dinner.
From Malone and communities along the Canadian border to Saranac Lake, Tupper Lake and the heart of the Adirondacks, there isn’t one way to live here.
Find yours.
- WORK HERE
- BUILD YOUR CAREER HERE
Find Work That Fits the Life You Want
You shouldn’t have to choose between meaningful work and an extraordinary place to live.
Franklin County offers careers across health care, education, public service, manufacturing, tourism and hospitality, construction and the skilled trades, agriculture, nonprofits, professional services and small business.
Our economy is made up of large employers, family businesses, public institutions, entrepreneurs and organizations doing work that matters to the communities around them.
And if you’re ready for your next opportunity, you don’t have to search alone. The Franklin County OneWorkSource Career Center provides free employment and career services, while the New York State Department of Labor maintains statewide job-search and career-development tools. Department of Labor
Ready to look?
Search for jobs
Search NYS Job Bank
Search jobs through the New York State Department of Labor
Get local career assistance
Franklin County OneWorkSource
Visit the Franklin County OneWorkSource Center
Start Here. Grow Here.
A career isn’t one job. It’s what comes next.
Franklin County offers opportunities to learn new skills, earn credentials, change careers and continue your education without leaving the region.
North Country Community College provides degree, certificate and workforce programs with full-time, part-time, evening and online options. Paul Smith’s College brings four-year education and specialized programs to the heart of the Adirondacks. Franklin County is also home to seven public school districts, giving students and families educational choices throughout the county.
For people entering the workforce or looking for a new direction, New York State also offers career exploration, apprenticeship, training and job-search resources through its Department of Labor. Department of Labor