$325M federal funding cuts jeopardize these crucial New York resiliency projects
- FEMA is cutting over $325 million in funding for ten projects located in New York.
- Federal officials stated New York's program supports illegal aliens, conflicting with DHS priorities.
- These ten projects include work to protect the South Street Seaport, among others in NY.
- FEMA's acting administrator Hamilton stated the program provides support to "illegal aliens that is not consistent" with Trump's mission.
- Governor Hochul said no state can backfill the proposed massive cuts, impacting communities' resilience.
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Hochul, Schumer blast Trump’s FEMA cuts as NYC loses $280M for climate resiliency projects
Apr. 9, 2025 By Adam Daly More than $280 million in federal funding for flood protection and climate resilience projects across New York City — including critical upgrades in Central Harlem, East Elmhurst and the South Street Seaport — is now at risk following the Trump administration’s decision to eliminate FEMA’s Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program. The cuts, which affect over $325 million in pending projects state…
$325M federal funding cuts jeopardize these crucial New York resiliency projects
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Another round of federal funding cuts by the Trump administration has jeopardized more than a dozen crucial infrastructure and resiliency projects planned in New York.
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