New York Announces $100 Million for Road Repaving, Including Southern Tier Projects
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Mohawk Valley roads included in $100M statewide paving initiative
Several state highways across the Mohawk Valley and surrounding counties will receive funding for resurfacing projects as part of a $100 million statewide investment aimed at repairing roads damaged by harsh winter weather.
With winter approaching, New York Governor Josh Hoch announced on the 10th that $100 million will be allocated to improve road conditions at 68 locations across the state, covering approximately 642 miles of roads. The project is expected to begin next spring, focusing on repairing state highways vulnerable to cold, snow, and severe weather to improve road safety.
North Country Paving: $11.6M for 79 Lane Miles, NYSDOT Says
Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez stood in Plattsburgh on Tuesday to announce $100 million in harsh-winter paving funds for New York State, with $11.6 million of that pot earmarked to repave 79 lane miles across the North Country. The announcement came via a NYSDOT post https:///i/status/2120232277980406160 describing the commissioner's press conference as it happened, alongside a transcript detailing where the North Country money is headed. …
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