Hudson Valley communities receive bronze Climate Smart Certification
Municipalities will get $750,000 to buy or lease zero-emission fleet vehicles.
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Apr 26, 2024, 10:35 AM
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12h agoSeveral Hudson Valley communities are being recognized with Climate Smart Certification from the state.
Bronxville, Mamaroneck, Nyack, Ossining, Rye and Saugerties received the certification for efforts to fight economic, social and environmental challenges due to climate change.
The next round of municipal zero-emission vehicle rebates just went out.
Municipalities will get $750,000 to buy or lease zero-emission fleet vehicles.
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