Combined Sewer Control Facility Electrical Construction
Summary
A $5.087 million electrical contract is proposed for the Combined Sewer Control Facility, part of the city's long-running consent-order work on its wastewater system. It would be financed through the State Environmental Facilities Corporation.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 2
Rising — discussed at 3 meetings since Sep 14, 2026, up from 1 in the two months before.
Impact analysis
Up to $5,087,000, financed through New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation Project No. C3-7332-11-03.
Residents who rely on the city's sewer system and cleaner waterways from reduced combined sewer overflows.
Ratepayers could face long-term debt service costs associated with the bond financing.
Mentions & discussions (5)
City Council - Nov 9, 2026
A $5.087 million electrical contract is proposed for the Combined Sewer Control Facility, part of the city's long-running consent-order work on its wastewater system. It would be financed through the State Environmental Facilities Corporation.
City Council - Nov 5, 2026
The city is set to award a nearly $5.1 million electrical contract for the Combined Sewer Control Facility, part of a state-mandated long-term control plan to reduce sewer overflows. Funding comes through the state Environmental Facilities Corporation.
City Council - Sep 14, 2026
The council was set to consider more than $45.5 million in construction contracts plus a bond amendment for the Phase IV sewer control facility. This is the city's big long-term control plan project for combined sewer overflows.
City Council - Sep 10, 2026
The city is locking in contracts to build the facility that treats combined sewer overflow before it hits the Hudson — a $44.6 million general construction award plus plumbing and HVAC, financed by state loans and grants. The Town of Newburgh picks up 42% of the debt.
City Council - Jul 13, 2026
Two resolutions would pursue up to $10 million and $3.9 million in state grants for the Phase V South Interceptor sewer project, part of the long-term plan to curb sewer overflows. The catch: the city would be on the hook for a 25% match if awards come through.
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