Community Project Funding Projects Requests
This year, the House Appropriations Committee has provided each Member of Congress with the opportunity to submit up to fifteen community projects for possible inclusion in the FY23 Appropriations Bills.
You may suggest a project for Congresswoman Stefanik to nominate by filling out the survey here.
This survey closed on Monday, April 11th, 2022.
Additional Information
A specific list of the Community Project Funding accounts and eligibility requirements for the FY22 process is available here.
A list of FY22 projects nominated by Congresswoman Stefanik can be seen here.
A list of FY23 projects nominated by Congresswoman Stefanik can be seen below.
House Committee on Appropriations - Community Project Funding Requests
All Community Funding Projects nominated by Congresswoman Stefanik to the Appropriations Committee for FY23 are listed below.
Automated Record Fire Range for Next Generation Squad Weapon
Recipient: U.S. Army Corp of Engineers
Address: T-4849 Jones Street, Fort Drum, New York
Amount Requested: $3,600,000
Purpose: The funding would be used for the planning and design phase for an Automated Record Fire Range, which will provide critical training and readiness capabilities for the Army’s 10th Mountain Division.
Au Sable River Restoration/Ice Jam Mitigation
Recipient: Ausable River Association
Address: 1181 Haselton Road PO Box 8, Wilmington, New York
Amount Requested: $2,000,000
Purpose: This project will complete natural stream restoration sites on the East Branch Ausable River and facilitate the design and engineering of additional stream restoration sites to build natural flood resilience, improve water quality, and support the river ecosystem.
Town of Beekmantown New Drinking Water Well
Recipient: Town of Beekmantown
Address: 571 Spellman Road, West Chazy, New York 12992
Amount Requested: $750,000
Purpose: The funding would be used to construct a new public drinking water well and transmission line to serve a small district of 53 users in Beekmantown, who do not have access to clean drinking water.
Village of Dolgeville Sewer Infrastructure
Recipient: Village of Dolgeville
Address: 41 North Main Street, Dolgeville, New York
Amount Requested: $2,640,000
Purpose: The funding would be used to replace and rehabilitate the village’s sewer pipe system to prevent their failure and release of untreated sewage into the surrounding environment.
Village of Dolgeville Flood Mitigation
Recipient: Village of Dolgeville
Address: 41 North Main Street, Dolgeville, New York
Amount Requested: $5,080,000
Purpose: The funding would be used to make improvements to the Fink Creek storm sewer system, which will result in a new, resilient, and safe storm sewer system for the Fink Creek and the Village of Dolgeville.
Franklin County Broadband Expansion
Recipient: Franklin County
Address: 355 West Main Street, Suite 409, Malone, New York
Amount Requested: $1,000,000
Purpose: This funding will be used to accelerate the broadband network buildout to communities in the rural and agricultural parts of Franklin County that lack access to high-speed broadband, connecting over two thousand unserved locations.
Fulton County Center for Regional Growth Industrial Park
Recipient: Fulton County Center for Regional Growth, Inc.
Location: 34 W Fulton Street, Gloversville, New York
Amount Requested: $500,000
Purpose: This funding will be used for the purchase of a 248-acre site in the Towns of Johnstown and Mohawk to be developed as a future industrial park to foster economic development, ring jobs to the region, and expand the tax base.
Village of Greenwich Wastewater Treatment
Recipient: Village of Greenwich
Address: 6 Academy Street, Greenwich, New York
Amount Requested: $4,400,000
Purpose: This funding will be used to help the town reconstruct and expand their wastewater treatment plant that is currently in a state of deterioration.
Town of Moriah Police Station
Recipient: Town of Moriah
Address: 38 Park Place, Port Henry, New York
Amount Requested: $122,500
Purpose: The funding would be used to help the town construct a new police station to provide a location for the New York State Police to serve the community and increase public safety and address rising crime.
North Country Chamber On-the-Job Training
Recipient: Plattsburgh - North Country Chamber of Commerce
Address: PO Box 310 7061 Route 9, Plattsburgh, New York
Amount Requested: $500,000
Purpose: This project will equip individuals with the skills to reenter the workforce by providing on-the-job training with local employers and the necessary supportive services, including assistance with the cost of childcare and transportation, to help participants successfully complete their training.
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority Childcare Facility
Recipient: Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority
Address: 1 Bridge Plaza, Ogdensburg, New York
Amount Requested: $2,100,000
Purpose: This funding will be used for the development of a child care facility in Ogdensburg to provide high-quality, affordable child care for working families in a community that currently lacks child care options. Child care is a critical need for working parents and this project will support parents, local businesses, and general business recruitment efforts for the region.
Town of Schuyler Falls Water Improvement Project
Recipient: Town of Schuyler Falls
Address: 997 Mason Street, Morrisonville, New York
Amount Requested: $2,562,500
Purpose: This funding will be used to replace existing asbestos cement water mains which have reached the end of their useful life and become prone to leaks and breaks, disrupting water service to customers.
Silver Bay YMCA
Recipient: Silver Bay YMCA
Address: 87 Silver Bay Road, Silver Bay, New York
Amount Requested: $1,000,000
Purpose: This project would make greatly needed capital improvements to Silver Bay YMCA’s 118-year-old wellness center to create a winterized, year-round facility that will offer programming designed to improve the health and wellbeing of seniors, youth, families, and adults within the rural communities of Silver Bay, Hague, and Ticonderoga.
Town of Ticonderoga Water Project
Recipient: Town of Ticonderoga
Address: 132 Montcalm Street, Ticonderoga, New York
Amount Requested: $4,000,000
Purpose: This funding will be used to remove Gooseneck Pond, an “unfiltered” and contaminated water source, as the main water source for 95 households and replace it with a new water distribution and source system.
Washington County Broadband Expansion
Recipient: Washington County
Location: 383 Broadway Street, Fort Edward, New York
Amount Requested: $1,000,000
Purpose: This funding would be used to facilitate new broadband connections for hundreds of unserved households in rural communities across Washington County.
