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Council notes $3.3M state paving allocation and multi-million rollover balance
Summary
The caucus reviewed Resolution 126, which authorizes acceptance of Kingston's 2026–27 state paving allocation (quoted $3,303,386.68) and noted rollover funds totaling about $7.44 million, creating a large available paving balance.
Councilors discussed Resolution 126 to accept and allocate Kingston's 2026–27 New York State paving funds. The chair quoted an allocation of "$3,303,386.68" and a reported rollover balance that brought total available paving resources to a figure cited as "$7,441,736.79," prompting members to note the city is "flush" with paving funds and encouraging active use of the money for infrastructure needs.
Members emphasized using the funds, noting large rollover sums can be put to work; no detailed project list or roll-call vote is recorded in the caucus transcript and staff follow-up on project prioritization was discussed for future meetings.
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