Traffic signals rebuild SFY 26

The Federal Highway Administration awarded the New York Department of Transportation $388,333 on January 15, 2026, under a formula grant to rebuild traffic signals at four locations across upstate New York in State Fiscal Year 2026.

The project delivers traffic signal reconstruction at the following intersections: Route 911H (Altamont Avenue) at Suffolk and O'Brien Avenues in the Town of Rotterdam, Schenectady County; Route 385 (West Bridge Street) at West Main Street in the Village of Catskill, Greene County; Route 9 (Halfmoon Parkway) at Route 911P (Crescent Vischer Ferry Road/CR 99 Church Hill Road) in the Town of Halfmoon, Saratoga County; and Route 146A (Ballston Lake Road) at Ashdown Road in the Town of Clifton Park, Saratoga County. Performance is scheduled through January 31, 2036. The assistance type is a formula grant, distributed to the state DOT as pass-through recipient for highway infrastructure improvement across New York.

Project description

Traffic signals rebuild SFY 26, at the following locations: route 911H (altamont avenue) at suffolk and obrien avenues, in the town of rotterdam, schenectady county; route 385 (west bridge street) at W main street, in the village of catskill, greene county; route 9 (halfmoon parkway) at route 911P (crescent vischer ferry road/CR 99 church hill road), in the town of halfmoon, saratoga county; route 146A (ballston lake road) at ashdown road, in the town of clifton park, saratoga county.