New York Allocates $97.1M for Local Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
On October 14, 2026, New York State announced $97.1 million in grants for 35 local transportation projects. This funding supports construction related to sidewalks, bicycle safety, and transit accessibility, presenting valuable opportunities for contractors in civil engineering and construction.
Key Signals
- NY allocates $97.1M for local transportation projects via TAP
- Funding supports 35 projects aimed at enhancing pedestrian and bicycle safety
- Grants range from $500K to $7M for community infrastructure improvements
"We are extremely grateful to Governor Kathy Hochul and New York State for this $3.1 million award to support sidewalk and crosswalk construction along Wesvalley Road."
On October 14, 2026, New York Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled a substantial investment of $97.1 million in funding from the Federal Highway Administration's Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP). This funding is earmarked for 35 local projects targeting various transportation improvements across the state, with grants ranging from $500,000 to $7 million. The efforts aim to enhance infrastructure for non-motorized transport options, such as walking and biking, ultimately fostering safer and more environmentally-friendly travel.
Agencies
- Federal Highway Administration
- New York State Department of Transportation
- City of Binghamton
- Town of Amherst