Hudson Valley municipalities secure millions in state water grants

ALBANY – Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Tuesday that several communities in the Hudson Valley will receive grants for critical water infrastructure projects, including the first funding awarded through the Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act of 2022.

The grants announced include nearly $450 million statewide awarded through the state’s Water Infrastructure Improvement (WIIA) and Intermunicipal Grant (IMG) programs. Funding this round is made possible with $249 million from the governor’s historic commitment to water quality infrastructure, and $200 million from the Environmental Bond Act.

The WIIA and IMG programs were named as tools in the voter-approved Bond Act to help leverage funding for water quality and resilient infrastructure improvements.

Hudson Valley grants are as follows:

Program Grant Source Applicant Project Name County Grant Award
DW WIIA WIIA Dutchess County Water and Wastewater Authority Shreiber Groundwater Supply Evaluation Dutchess $2,693,280
DW WIIA WIIA East Fishkill, Town of Water Supply Dutchess  $5,000,000
CW WIIA Bond Act Liberty, Village of Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase 2 Upgrade – Solids Processing and Handling Sullivan $2,474,922
DW WIIA Bond Act Middletown, City of Raw Water Main Phase 1A-Kinch Pond Orange $5,000,000
CW WIIA WIIA Millbrook, Village of Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade Dutchess $1,837,500
CW WIIA Bond Act Newburgh, City of Combined Sewer Control Facility Orange $8,882,994
CW WIIA Bond Act Newburgh, Town of Meadow Hill Sewer I&I Remediation Project Orange $1,025,000
CW WIIA WIIA North Castle, Town of Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade Westchester $780,325
DW WIIA Bond Act Ossining, Village of Indian Brook Water Treatment Plant Westchester $5,000,000
CW WIIA WIIA Pawling, Village of MTA Trunk Sewer Replacement Dutchess $508,100
CW WIIA Bond Act Port Chester, Village of Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Phase II Westchester $2,466,424
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