NY Security Measures in Response to Boston Marathon Bombing
the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES), the New York State Police (NYSP), National Guard, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) to be on a heightened state of alert. These measures were taken to ensure the continued safety…
Statement From Governor on Boston Bombings
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Boston and Massachusetts as reports come in on the horrific tragedy at the Boston Marathon. I have directed state agencies, including the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, State Police, the MTA and the Port Authority, to be on a…
Sandy Clean Up on Fire Island
New York State, FEMA and local municipalities will begin the process of debris removal efforts in Fire Island. An estimated $30 million has been approved for clearance, removal and disposal of debris from Hurricane Sandy in Fire Island. The Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) will oversee this project, and will…
100 Generators Donated by Honda to be Delivered to Nassau County
New York: The American Honda Motor Company, Inc. has donated 100 generators that will help power warming and comfort stations to assist in relief efforts following Hurricane Sandy. These generators arrived in New York this afternoon and will be delivered today to fire departments in the hardest hit areas in…
State Warns Sandy Victims That They May Need to Pay Back $59M
The Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery began sending out debt notice letters this month to applicants the agency believes were ineligible for housing rehabilitation and elevation money or received duplicate payments for the same work. Emily C. Dooley, Newsday | February 21, 2016 Share More:
New York State Warns Sandy Victims That They May Need to Pay Back $59M
The Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery began sending out debt notice letters this month to applicants the agency believes were ineligible for housing rehabilitation and elevation money or received duplicate payments for the same work. Emily C. Dooley, Newsday | February 21, 2016 Share More: