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Mayor outlines infrastructure, development and public safety investments in State of the City address
Summary
In the State of the City address the mayor summarized multi‑million dollar infrastructure projects, economic development wins and public safety investments, and highlighted grant awards and planned capital work across Oswego.
Mayor (name not specified) delivered the State of the City, highlighting infrastructure repairs, economic development, public safety investments and tourism initiatives as the administration’s four cornerstones.
The mayor listed a series of capital projects and grant-awarded work: a $1,100,000 renovation of the Customs House Building, a $10,600,000 upgrade to the West Side Wastewater Treatment Plant with about $8,000,000 in grant funding, a $5,400,000 upgrade to the East Side Wastewater Treatment Plant with a $1,000,000 grant, a $6,800,000 improvement to the McCaffrey water treatment facility supported by about $3,000,000 in grant support, and a $9,700,000 upgrade to the…
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