Albany County will receive a $25 million grant to fund upgrades to its wastewater treatment facilities. The grant will help finance essential improvements and assist in offsetting rate increases for county residents. Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy acknowledged the support and expressed gratitude to Governor Hochul for making the investment. The funding comes from the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation and the State Department of Health, reflecting a focus on clean water investments and community protection.

Source: Albany County Executive

Source Type: Politics

Source Location: Albany

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