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Gov. Hochul: Billions to fund WNY projects as part of 2023 state budget - Vimarsana News

Gov. Hochul: Billions to fund WNY projects as part of 2023 state budget

In a press conference Monday, Gov. Kathy Hochul outlined billions of dollars of investments that will be made in the Western New York community.

Source: wgrz.com
Watertown hopes to rebid downtown streetscape project - Vimarsana News

Watertown hopes to rebid downtown streetscape project

WATERTOWN — The city is taking another crack at finding a contractor to bid on the long-awaited $3.7 million downtown streetscape project.

Source: nny360.com
Watertown streetscape project receives no bids - Vimarsana News

Watertown streetscape project receives no bids

WATERTOWN — After working on plans for a year, the city failed to get any contractors to bid on the long-awaited $3.7 million downtown streetscape project.

Source: nny360.com
Bids for Watertown streetscape project will be opened in April - Vimarsana News

Bids for Watertown streetscape project will be opened in April

WATERTOWN — The city will know next month how much the much-anticipated downtown streetscape project will end up costing.

Source: nny360.com
Hawley joins call for increased funding for roads and highways - Vimarsana News

Hawley joins call for increased funding for roads and highways

Press release: Assemblyman Steve Hawley (R,C,I-Batavia) called on Gov. Hochul and the Legislature today to increase funding for the Consolidated Local Street and Highway Improvement Program (CHIPS), Pave-NY, and the Extreme Winter Recovery Program. Hawley and other advocates supporting a funding increase argue that even though funding was increased for these programs last