- The City of Hudson will receive $750,000 "to make improvements to the City's wastewater collection system to resolve sewer overflows along Front and State streets.
- The City of Hudson was also awarded $17,500 for a Parking Improvement Feasibility Study "to address a critical infrastructure deficit in the city."
- Bindlestiff Family Cirkus was awarded $17,500 "to continue expanding [its] capacity to provide educational and community-oriented programming, with a focus on youth and those with developmental disabilities."
- Basilica Hudson will receive $950,139 to convert the building into an all-electric heating system for year-round use and "achieve net zero energy performance." The project involves installing two new solar arrays.
- Hudson Hall was awarded $55,000 to "improve the audio/visual, lighting, video, soft goods, and audience seating systems in its recently restored theater."
- Hudson Hall will also receive $100,000 for the Hudson Jazz Festival.
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I congratulate all our Hudson colleagues on their grant awards! The Market NY Grant awarded to The Olana Partnership to market our major joint exhibition with The Thomas Cole Site is tied to promoting the Hudson River Skywalk Region as a national destination of which Hudson and Catskill are the community anchors. Based on 2017 data, Olana generates more than $9 million in economic impact for Hudson and surrounding communities and supports over 200 jobs. This 2020 grant will grow that and benefit both sides of the river.
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