New York water projects receive $78 million boost
Funds will support projects in New York City, the Finger Lakes, the Albany region and western and northern parts of the state
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Abundance of upcoming surface transportation projects creates high demand
Large funding grants for surface transportation projects are available from the federal government’s Multimodal Project Discretionary Grant Program
New York town approves $15.2 million in school improvements
Project will renovate facilities for two schools to preserve aging building infrastructure, improve health and safety and integrate innovative learning technology.
New York town approves $126 million in school improvements
Latest CIP will address upgrades that couldn’t be included in the $86.5 million improvements voters approved in 2021
New York approves $164 million to support water infrastructure
New York will allocate $164 million to support local water infrastructure projects across multiple municipalities
New York town approves $10 million to improve schools
Proposed scope of work includes site improvements at district’s junior/high school, elementary school and varsity soccer field. Construction to begin in spring 2025
New York investing $100 million for roads ravaged by extreme weather
Funds will help renew state roadways while lengthening their lifespan. Roadwork on the projects is scheduled to begin in spring 2024.
New York town completes design on $35 million library renovation
Renovation will update 50-year-old building, add more space and enhance accessibility and environmental sustainability
New York schools switching to zero-emission buses with $100 million in rebates
Funds are part of the state’s $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act approved by voters in 2022. The bond set aside $500 million to help districts transition to zero-emission buses
Port Authority invests $410 million to rehab rail, wharfs in New York and New Jersey
Approval allows Port Authority staff to start issuing multiple contracts for the two programs, which will begin in 2024
