EFC Will Announce a Record-Setting Investment in New York’s Water Infrastructure — Its Largest Single-Year Commitment

EFC President and CEO Maureen A. Coleman will highlight how this unprecedented funding is transforming water systems in communities across the state, improving drinking water quality, upgrading aging infrastructure, and bolstering flood resilience — all while creating thousands of good-paying jobs and delivering major cost savings to local ratepayers. The announcement will also spotlight the success of new and expanded grant programs and the impact of water infrastructure Community Assistance Teams.

EVENT DETAILS

WHEN: Wednesday, August 27 at 11 a.m. 

WHERE: Corning Riverfront Park, Quay Street, Albany. This will be an outdoor event. On-site parking is available. The press conference will be held on the riverfront directly in front of the parking lot. 

WHO: Environmental Facilities Corporation President & CEO Maureen A. Coleman with State and local officials.

WHY IT MATTERS

From replacing lead service lines to preparing for extreme weather, New York is delivering on its commitment to clean, safe, and affordable water infrastructure. This historic investment reflects a major step forward in protecting public health, fostering economic development, and ensuring every community has access to modern, resilient water systems.

A new application round for infrastructure grants is also now open — and President and CEO Maureen A. Coleman will call on communities across the State to take action.

PRESS RSVP REQUIRED:

Please RSVP to Communications Manager Heather Cameron at heather.cameron@efc.ny.gov by close of business on Tuesday, August 26.