Federal grant · project grant (b)

New York State Environmental Facilities Corp

The Purpose of This Project Is to Keep New York S Waterways Free From Vessel Generated Sewage Through the Implementation of a Clean Vessel Program That Provides Cooperators With Financial and Technical Assistance for the Installation Operation and Maintenance of Easily Accessible Pumpout Units to the Boating Public. Expected Outcomes Are Reduced Discharges of Vessel Generated Waste and Increased Public Awareness of the Conservation and Environmental Benefits of Using Pumpout Units. Intended Beneficiaries Are the Boating Public Who Use and Enjoy New York S Waterways.

Committed

$99,376

Paid out
$58.3K
59%
Committed, not yet paid
$41.1K
41%

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Source

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