New York City to restart $17B of capital construction projects | Dump Trucks Charlotte NC
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- New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced this week that the city is restarting $17 billion of capital construction projects as part of its pandemic recovery effort.
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Applauding the de Blasio administration's decision was Carlo A. Scissura, president and CEO of the New York Building Congress. Resuming columbus oh dump truck company on the $17 billion initiative, he said in a press release, is an acknowledgment of the key role that the construction industry will have in New York City's recovery.
The columbus oh dump truck company in the city's five boroughs includes:
- Building more school capacity in underserved and overcrowded districts.
- Affordable housing construction.
- Coastal resiliency and climate change-related projects.
- The Vision Zero initiative focused on roadway safety.
- Parks.
- Major library projects.
- Repairing, replacing and upgrading sewer and wastewater management infrastructure.
Grillo said the renewed construction efforts will be a shot in the arm for the city and its residents. "This is exactly what's needed to bring this city back and make this a recovery for all of us," she said.
De Blasio appointed Grillo, also referred to as the city's recovery czar, to the new position last month. She had been with the New York City School Construction Authority for almost 30 years, most recently as president and CEO, and was not only brought on to drive the capital construction program but the city's economic recovery in general.
"I build things. That’s what I do. And together, we are going to build a recovery that lifts up every New Yorker," she said at the time of her appointment.
During her career with the city, Grillo has coordinated almost 4,000 capital building projects and managed $28 billion in budgets. That columbus oh dump truck company includes:
- Delivery of more than 89,000 K-12 and universal pre-K public school seats.
- Reopening 71 schools damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
- Opening 35 universal pre-K centers in less than six months.
- The development of public-private partnerships for school construction.
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