Culvert rehab/replacements: putnam and westchester counties

The New York State Department of Transportation received a $1,939,802.90 formula grant award from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) on July 18, 2025. The award funds culvert rehabilitation and replacement projects across multiple municipalities in Putnam and Westchester Counties, New York. Specific deliverables include full replacement of culverts carrying NY 100, US 202, NY 117, the Saw Mill River Parkway, and NY 6N over unnamed streams and Muscoot Reservoir; partial replacement of the culvert carrying US Route 6 over Gregory Pond; and rehabilitation of the culvert carrying I-684 over an unnamed stream.

Associated work encompasses guiderail installation or repair, drainage improvements, pavement work, and slope repairs across seven identified project segments. The project is scheduled for completion by January 31, 2035, allowing for the planning, design, environmental review, and construction phases typical of infrastructure preservation initiatives under the Highway Planning and Construction program. These culvert improvements support the state's transportation infrastructure maintenance objectives while addressing water passage and flood management considerations across the regional highway network.

Project description

Culvert rehab/replacement invarious municipalities throughout putnam and westchester counties. Replace the culverts that carry NY 100, US 202, NY 117, the saw mill river parkway, NY 6N over unknown streams and muscoot reservoir and partially replace the culvert that carries US route 6 over gregory pond. Rehab the culvert that carries I-684 over unknown stream. Work may include associated guiderail, drainage, pavement, and slope repairs (cins C880050, C88091A, C890603, C880085, C83007A, C890099, C880003).