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Governor Hochul announced a $78 million total investment in four infrastructure improvement projects on the Thruway are underway in the Capital Region, Central New York, and the Finger Lakes Region.
Governor Hochul announced that $3 million has been awarded to 14 small businesses to support Long Island’s aquaculture industry through Round 2 of the Long Island Aquaculture Infrastructure Grant Program.
Governor Hochul announced the completion of the City of Oneonta’s final Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) project. The ribbon cutting for the Transit Center project marks the conclusion of all seven public and private projects funded under the State’s highly successful DRI program.
Governor Hochul announced the completion of a $31.8 million project to build a new bridge carrying North Avenue over the New England Thruway (I-95) in the City of New Rochelle, Westchester County.
Governor Hochul announced that work is set to begin on three highway and bridge construction projects that will provide travelers with enhanced safety and smoother rides on several key roadways across upstate New York.
Governor Hochul announced that work is underway on a $16.6 million project that will enhance safety and mobility along key stretches of the popular Great Lakes Seaway Trail in Jefferson County.
Governor Hochul announced that work is getting underway on a set of pavement renewal projects that will rehabilitate portions of two vital highways in the Capital Region.
Governor Hochul announced $43 million to help communities statewide afford water and sewer infrastructure improvement projects.
Governor Hochul joined Capital Region leaders on a tour of Sol Apartments, a mixed-income housing project in Troy that is underway to highlight her “Let Them Build” agenda, a series of landmark reforms to speed up housing and infrastructure development and lower costs as part of her 2026 State of the State.
Governor Hochul joined Capital Region leaders on a tour of Sol Apartments, a mixed-income housing project in Troy that is underway to highlight her “Let Them Build” agenda, a series of landmark reforms to speed up housing and infrastructure development and lower costs as part of her 2026 State of the State.