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Officials Push for Sunrise Highway Expansion to Alleviate Long Island Congestion

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Elected officials, including State Senator Dean Murray and State Assemblyman Joe DeStefano, are calling for the expansion of the Sunrise Highway in Eastern Long Island. The group is urging New York State to prioritize the project and begin the necessary planning and funding process. The proposal calls for extending the 3-lane portion of the roadway between Exits 53 (NY-Rte. 112) and 59 (Wading River Rd.) to help manage growing traffic congestion.

From longisland.com

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The officials state that the expansion is needed to keep pace with the dramatic population growth in Eastern Long Island. The project aims to improve traffic flow, enhance safety, and provide a critical artery for residents, workers, businesses, and first responders in the region.

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  • Joe DeStefanoAdvocates for critical infrastructure expansion in Eastern Long Island

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