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Governor Hochul announced nearly $42.6 million in capital grants for 32 projects at independent colleges and universities across New York State through the Higher Education Capital Matching Grant Program (HECap).
Governor Hochul announced the start of a $54.4 million structural steel repair and seismic retrofit project on the South Grand Island Bridges in Erie County.
Governor Hochul and Monroe County Executive Bello announced that New York State is providing the final funding needed to reconstruct the historic Highland Park Children's Pavilion.
Governor Hochul makes a Resiliency Funding announcement and presents awards to recipients.
Governor Hochul announced the start of a major project to resurface and install major safety upgrades along the stretch of State Route 17 between the Hamlet of Parksville and the Village of Liberty in Sullivan County.
Governor Hochul announced the start of a major $98 million infrastructure improvement project on the NYS Thruway (I-90) in Onondaga and Cayuga counties.
La gobernadora Hochul anunció que la Autoridad Metropolitana de Transporte (MTA) ha adjudicado un contrato para completar el diseño y la reconstrucción de tres puentes antiguos que permiten el tráfico vehicular sobre las vías del Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) en el East End de Long Island: el puente de Sagg Road en Sagaponack, el puente de Cranberry Hole Road en Amagansett y el puente de River Avenue en Eastport.
Governor Hochul announced the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has awarded a contract to complete the design and reconstruction of three aging bridges that carry vehicular traffic over Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) tracks.
Governor Hochul announced the start of construction on two key roadways in Erie and Niagara counties.
La gobernadora Hochul anunció hoy la asignación de una segunda ronda de fondos, por un total de 43,2 millones de dólares, para ayudar a los gobiernos locales a mejorar la seguridad vial mediante la reducción de casos en los que los vehículos se desvían involuntariamente de sus carriles y la disminución de la gravedad de los accidentes resultantes.