Federal grant · project grant (b)

Town of Islip

This Eda Investment Supports the Construction of Three-quarters of a Mile of 15-INCH Sewer Pipe on the West Side of Carleton Avenue From Suffolk County Sewer District 3 Connection in Islip, New York. the New Sewer Will Allow the Development of a More Diversified Range of Businesses and Provide the Capability to Attract and Build Cornerstone Businesses That Are Reliant on Sewer Connectivity to Make a Location Viable. the Development of Restaurants, Health Care and Manufacturing Are Reliant on the Infrastructure This Project Creates. Once Completed, the Project Will Help Promote New Business Creations, Which Will Generate Jobs, Attract Private Investment, and Help Strengthen and Diversify the Regional Economy.

Committed

$7.2 Million

Paid out
$7.1M
99%
Committed, not yet paid
$85.6K
1%

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