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Hochul Announces $80 Million in Infrastructure Grants for New York State

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Governor Kathy Hochul announced $80 million in grants dedicated to flood mitigation and water infrastructure improvement projects across New York State. The funding is administered through the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC) under several grant programs. These include $15.1 million in Green Resiliency Grants for large-scale stormwater management projects, and $45 million available for applications through the main grant programs.

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The grants are intended to fund projects ranging from Central New York upgrades to those in Buffalo, utilizing nature-based solutions. The funding supports critical public infrastructure, including water quality and waste management projects statewide.

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Who's involved

  • New YorkThe jurisdiction of the infrastructure projects funded by the grants.
  • Kathy HochulThe Governor who announced and championed the infrastructure funding.
  • New York CityA recipient of $15.1 million in Green Resiliency Grants for stormwater management.
  • Western New YorkA region benefiting from grants for nature-based flood mitigation projects.

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