RUTLAND CITY — Marble City voters signed off on a $3.9 million bond for city infrastructure upgrades, laying the groundwork for a hotel project and other development downtown.

A sweeping 85% of Rutland voters approved the bond during the special vote held Tuesday, with 1,190 ballots cast in favor and 213 against, according to an unofficial tally released by the clerk’s office.

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Montrose, NY – New York State Senator Pete Harckham, several state legislators and labor leaders called today for the signing of a brownfield prevailing wage bill at a press conference held here at the International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) 137 Training Center.

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CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — $750,000 in grants for brownfield remediation have been released to four Connecticut cities Wednesday, according to the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.

These grants, released during round two of DEEP’s Brownfield Grant Program, will support the assessment and remediation of contaminated sites in four cities in Connecticut. The four sites total approximately 27 acres of land.

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Public money is being used to clean up toxic land in Westchester, so lawmakers say they want the workers doing the dangerous work to be paid fairly.

State Sen. Pete Harckham says Brownfield cleanup work is crucial for keeping communities updated and modern.

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Firefighters worked to put out a structure fire at one of the buildings at the Norwich State Hospital campus on Laurel Hill Road Tuesday morning. The cause of the fire is unclear. Another building on the property also caught on fire in June.

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New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection has sued Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Honeywell and several real estate companies over a site in North Jersey where toxic waste remained from a now-shuttered pharmaceutical plant.

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CHICOPEE, MA (WGGB/WSHM) - A new step today for the redevelopment of Rivermills in Chicopee Falls. The city broke ground for the Singing Bridge Residences this morning.

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Cities across the commonwealth – from Philadelphia to Scranton to Pittsburgh – have long dealt with a myriad of menaces inside their school buildings, from mold and asbestos in walls and ceilings to lead in the drinking water, prompting schools to partially close, move or even cancel classes over the years due to the need for remediation. 

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In the greater Merrimack area, where toxic forever chemicals are concentrated throughout the soil and a long-term cleanup plan is yet to materialize, keeping the contamination local is the best many feel they can do for now. But how well that’s working isn’t clear and guidance is scarce, creating headaches for developers and concern for activists.

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NEW ROCHELLE, NY (September 28, 2025) — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is inviting public comments on a Brownfield Cleanup Program (BCP) application and Draft Remedial Investigation Work Plan for the 466 Main St Auto Repair and Paint Shop site, located at 466 Main Street in New Rochelle, Westchester County. The site, identified as #C360266, is known as the Arnold Constable Building and is managed by BRP 466 Main Street LLC.

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