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Village says $4.5 million sidewalk project is scheduled for 2027 construction season

Village of Nassau Board · June 10, 2026
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Summary

Board members said the village received a $4.5 million grant in 2021 for ADA-compliant sidewalks connecting John Street, Conamake Street and other central sections; the project stalled after COVID but is back on schedule for construction in 2027 following coordination with DOT.

The chair told the board that the village received a $4,500,000 grant in 2021 to build ADA-compliant sidewalks on John Street, Conamake Street and other central sections of the village, and that construction is scheduled for the 2027 season after delays tied to DOT coordination and COVID-era slowdowns.

The chair described the overall plan to tie sidewalks through the center section of the village for full walkability and said regular meetings with the state DOT over the past year have improved the project schedule. Board members and staff discussed smaller DPW repairs and interim work the village can do where the grant project does not reach immediately.