Governor Announces Groundbreakings for Two Resiliency Projects in Town of Greece, Monroe County Share
$2 Million Lakeshore Drive Sewer Project Will Replace Aging Infrastructure Protecting Local Homes from Future Flood Damage
$1.2 Million Floodwall Project at Long Pond Outlet Will Protect Park and Roadway, Ensuring Access for Emergency Vehicles
Projects Selected as Part of Governor s $300 Million Resiliency & Economic Development Initiative
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced construction has begun on two of the 11 projects awarded to the Town of Greece in Monroe County through the Resiliency and Economic Development Initiative. Currently, many homes on Lakeshore Drive are subject to flooding because they do not have adequate protection against high water conditions. During flood events, stormwater ponds on the roadway and floods basements. The $2 million REDI grant-funded Lakeshore Drive project will replace and improve the existing stormwater conveyance i
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New York Announces Funding Availability for Northern Border Region Projects
New York s northern border region encompasses counties that touch Vermont, Massachusetts, Canada, Pennsylvania and Lake Ontario. (NYup via YouTube)
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced $4.6 million in grant funding is available to support projects related to economic development and infrastructure in the state’s northern border region.
The area encompasses counties that touch Vermont, Massachusetts, Canada, Pennsylvania and Lake Ontario.
Competitive funding is available for qualified projects within New York’s 28 federally designated Northern Border Regional Commission counties. Local government agencies and nonprofit organizations within these counties also are eligible to apply for these grants.
Executive Deputy and Deputy Chair; Director, Office of Telecommunications, New York State Public Service Commission
The New York State Public Service Commission is the state oversight body whose mission is to ensure that utilities in New York are operating according to the letter of law and adhere to technical and safety standards. While John Howard serves as the PSC’s interim chair, Tom Congdon is responsible for overseeing the state department’s broader policy priorities, and Debra LaBelle’s Office of Telecommunications directly oversees New York’s most powerful telecommunications players.
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NYSERDA and Department of State Report Highlights $15 Billion in Savings for New Yorkers; 40 Percent of Savings Benefitting Low- and Moderate-Income Households; Reduction of Carbon Emissions by 1.4 Million Tons Annually
Supports Governor Cuomo s Nation-Leading Climate and Clean Energy Goals Under the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act
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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today proposed the Advanced Building Codes, Appliance and Equipment Efficiency Standards Act of 2021 to significantly strengthen the State s building codes, improve energy and water efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in New York State. This legislation was introduced along with a report submitted to the New York State Legislature from the New York State Energy and Research Authority and the New York State Department of State highlighting increased appliance energy efficiency standards would save New Yorkers $15 billion by 2035, with 40 percent of savings deliver