ALT $3.75 billion for water infrastructure, New York State of the State 2026

ALT blue and yellow graphic State of the State 2026, watch live at governor.ny.gov or @governorkathyhochul on YouTube

ALT statement on water background with EFC logo: “Governor Hochul’s bold $3.75 billion plan to upgrade New York State’s water infrastructure is a game-changing investment in the health, safety, and future of every community. This builds on $1.1 billion in grants provided to local governments Statewide for system improvements in just the past year. EFC stands ready to support local partners in accessing and deploying these resources efficiently to ensure communities have safe, reliable water while protecting the pockets of New Yorkers.”

ALT village mayor opens the door to a water treatment facility as EFC staff enter

ALT Gabby and Karen seated at a table with an EFC tablecloth

ALT Blue and yellow graphic with the skyline of New York City in the background, two lights shine from where the twin towers once stood on that horizon. The text, in yellow on blue, reads "You may be eligible for 9/11 assistance, Assistance is available to construction workers, volunteers, residents, employees, and students within the NYC exposure zone' rounded out on the bottom with the seal of the state of New York.

ALT A Birdseye view photo of downtown New York City overtop a blue block with yellow text overtop that reads "You may be eligible for 9/11 assistance, New York State can connect you to help at ny.gov/september11"

ALT permeable pavement project at The Green-Wood Cemetery in New York City

ALT President Coleman and EFC’s project staff your the site with Engineer Jack Dodson

ALT Engineer Jack Dodson points to an area on a construction site

ALT @EFC President and CEO Maureen Coleman and Sylvan Beach Mayor Richard Sullivan give an interview

ALT Big check presentation