CELEBRATING MAJOR CLEAN WATER INVESTMENTS IN RED HOOK
New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation President and CEO Maureen A. Coleman will join the Town and Village of Red Hook on Monday, Nov. 2 to highlight the local impact of $500 million in grants recently announced by Governor Hochul.
- WHO: EFC President and CEO Maureen A. Coleman, Town Supervisor Robert McKeon, and Village Mayor Karen Smythe
- WHAT: Photo opportunity of a ceremonious check presentation for a $10.6 million grant, followed by a walk and talk and media availability at the project site.
- WHEN: 2 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2
- WHERE: Village of Red Hook Wastewater Treatment Plant. 25 Morgans Way, Red Hook, NY 12571. The address will not bring you directly to the treatment plant. Mayor Karen Smythe is meeting the group at the end of Morgans Way to escort us to the plant, and detailed directions are:
- Turn West off Route 9 onto Morgans Way.
- At the end of Morgans Way, turn LEFT onto LAURA LANE.
- At the end of Laura Lane, turn RIGHT into the housing apartment complex, turn RIGHT again and go between the two buildings.
- At the end, you will see a dirt road, turn LEFT and follow the road, over a small bridge and you will arrive at the plant.
- WHY: New York is investing billions in local projects to improve water quality, protect public health, and modernize systems while minimizing costs for families and businesses.
Credentialed media must RSVP to heather.cameron@efc.ny.gov.
