Mid-Hudson Valley receives $34 million in water infrastructure grants

ALBANY – The state has granted Mid-Hudson Valley communities a total of $34 million to leverage $123 million in total project costs for water and wastewater infrastructure improvements. The state investment will create some 2,000 jobs across the region.
The grants are “a huge step forward” for the region’s environment and economy, said Ross Pepe, president of Construction Industry Council of Westchester and Hudson Valley. “While our clean water infrastructure needs are still significant, this historic funding program is a giant step forward for communities on both side of the Hudson River.”

WIIA/IMG Grant*
Awardee
County
Estimated Project Cost
Estimated Grant Award

CWIIA
Clarkstown, Town of
Rockland
$2,494,666
$623,667

CWIIA
Cold Spring, Village of
Putnam
$860,000
$215,000

CWIIA
Cornwall, Town of
Orange
$7,004,000
$1,751,000

DWIIA
Croton-on-Hudson, Village of
Westchester
$452,750
$271,650

CWIIA
Dutchess Co WWA
Dutchess
$3,361,087
$840,272

CWIIA
Dutchess Co WWA
Dutchess
$3,830,117
$957,530

IMG
Greenburgh, Town of
Westchester
$11,946,200
$4,778,480

CWIIA
Kiryas Joel, Village of
Orange
$4,990,800
$1,247,700

CWIIA
Mount Hope, Town of
Orange
$211,700
$52,925

IMG
New Rochelle, City of
Westchester
$14,300,000
$5,720,000

DWIIA
North Salem, Town of
Westchester
$799,728
$479,837