Governor Hochul announced $250 million to help communities statewide afford water and sewer infrastructure improvement projects.

Governor Hochul announced nation-leading cybersecurity regulations and $2.5 million in grants to help communities affordably protect their drinking water and wastewater systems.

Governor Hochul announced the opening of Interstate 81 southbound as part of the transformative I-81 Viaduct Project, the largest infrastructure project in the history of the State Department of Transportation.

Governor Hochul announced that major construction has been completed on a $25 million project to enhance safety and reduce flooding along a key stretch of a U.S. Route 6/State Route 202 in Westchester County.

Governor Hochul announced $5.7 million in capital grants for the Town of DeWitt to improve the Maple Drive Pump Station.

Governor Hochul announced that construction will begin this spring on the first phase of the Bear Mountain Bridge deck replacement project, the first new concrete deck for the bridge since the 1970s.

Governor Hochul met with construction workers to stand in solidarity and demand full funding after the Trump Administration’s attempt to stop funding the Gateway project.

Governor Hochul announced the approval of the final design for the 363 Gateway Project, marking an important milestone in the $43.1 million effort to modernize a critical corridor in the City of Binghamton.

Governor Hochul announced the completion of safety enhancements along Onondaga Lake Parkway in the Village of Liverpool and Town of Salina, Onondaga County.

Governor Hochul urged the Trump administration to unfreeze funding for the Gateway Tunnel project.