$100,000 awarded to Peekskill for crosswalk project
This project is part of Peekskill's ongoing $10 million downtown revitalization initiative.
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Oct 10, 2023, 10:43 AM
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3ds agoThe City of Peekskill has been granted $100,000 for the replacement of existing painted crosswalks around City Hall with stamped concrete crosswalks.
This project is part of Peekskill's ongoing $10 million downtown revitalization initiative.
Sen. Pete Harckham recently toured the intersections where the new crosswalks will be constructed, joining Peekskill officials in the endeavor.
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