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City marks substantial completion of Fishkill and Teller Avenues rehab; West Main pump station opened
Summary
Mayor reported substantial completion of Fishkill and Teller Avenues rehabilitation, cited the city avoided losing about $9 million in federal/state funding, completed century‑old water/sewer replacements, opened the West Main Pump Station, and said a $2M climate grant will help rehabilitate the Melzinger Reservoir Dam.
Mayor said the long-running rehabilitation of Fishkill and Teller Avenues reached substantial completion at the end of 2025, and that the city had prioritized right-of-way acquisition and final engineering to avoid losing approximately $9,000,000 in federal and state funding. He said a final paving segment and punch-list items will be addressed in spring 2026.
The mayor also listed water‑system work completed at Fishkill Avenue, the opening of the new West Main Pump Station and force main, and said the city will begin rehabilitation of the Melzinger Reservoir Dam and replace the Mount Beacon water storage tank in 2026. "I'm pleased to say we marked the substantial completion of the rehabilitation of those avenues."
