WEST NYACK, NY — March, Date Unspecified – Supervisor Hoehmann and town officials spearheaded a critical initiative this week to tackle the longstanding issue of chronic flooding on Route 59 and Route 303 in West Nyack. A comprehensive gathering convened engineers and staff from key agencies, including the Army Corps of Engineers, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), and New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT), to strategize solutions to mitigate the persistent flooding plaguing the area.
The collaborative effort involved crucial decision-makers tasked with formulating effective remedies for this pressing problem. Representative Mike Lawler, alongside the Army Corps, played an instrumental role in facilitating this initiative. Additionally, the involvement of Senator Bill Weber and Assemblyman Kenneth P. Zebrowski ensured the attendance of NYSDOT and NYSDEC representatives, enhancing the breadth and impact of the discussions.
Supervisor Hoehmann expressed gratitude for the concerted efforts of all involved, emphasizing the significance of this collaborative approach in addressing the longstanding challenges faced by West Nyack residents. The engagement of various stakeholders underscores a commitment to proactive problem-solving and community-focused initiatives.
Moving forward, ongoing updates will be provided to residents, ensuring transparency and communication throughout the progression of this vital endeavor. The collective efforts signify a significant stride toward alleviating the impact of flooding in West Nyack, reflecting a proactive stance in enhancing the resilience and safety of the community.