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Governor Hochul announced an integrated media and vaccine incentive program in partnership with all three New York professional football teams to support vaccinations among currently unvaccinated New Yorkers.

Governor Hochul announced the completion of the Dayspring Campus, a $43 million development with 63 affordable and supportive apartments and a newly renovated community center in Southwest Yonkers.

Governor Hochul announced a new $36 million initiative to establish and support Regional Clean Energy Hubs as centers of outreach, awareness, and education in each of the ten Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) regions, to improve community engagement and ensure that all New Yorkers can benefit from the State's clean energy transition.

Governor Hochul announced that Mattress Firm, Inc. and Habitat forHumanity New York City and Westchester County have partnered with New York State to donate 500 mattresses to families in Queens affected by the flooding caused by remnants of Hurricane Ida on the night of Sept. 1.

Governor Hochul directed state agencies to prepare emergency response assets as a slow-moving cold front is forecast to bring heavy rainfall to several parts of the State beginning today and continuing through Friday morning.

Earlier, Governor Hochul visited One World Observatory with Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and Mayor de Blasio.

Governor Hochul allocated $59 million for the new Clean Green Schools initiative, which aims to advance clean energy and energy efficiency solutions that will improve indoor air quality and reduce emissions for more than 500 public and private Pre-K-12 schools in disadvantaged communities across the state.

Governor Hochul announced an integrated media and vaccine incentive program in partnership with all three New York professional football teams to support vaccinations among currently unvaccinated New Yorkers.

Governor Hochul updated New Yorkers on the state's progress combating COVID-19.

Governor Hochul announced the launch of a pilot program to provide nurses and other critical patient-facing health care professionals and hospital employees at State University of New York hospitals with up to two and a half times overtime, which is normally at one and a half times pay.