Politics & Government
Byrne To Hold Town Hall On Peekskill Hollow Road Project
The new contractor that has been hired to do work on Peekskill Hollow Road will present details of the project.
CARMEL, NY — Putnam County Executive Kevin Byrne will hold a town hall for residents of Putnam Valley regarding the ongoing Peekskill Hollow Road construction project dating back to 2021 and the damage that has occurred from recent storms.
Representatives from the ELQ Industries, the contractor that has been hired to do work on Peekskill Hollow Road, will present details of the project.
There will also be a question-and-answer session.
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Byrne will be joined by Putnam Valley Supervisor Jacki Annabi and Legislator Bill Gouldman.
The town hall will be at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 2 at the Putnam Valley Fire Department, 12 Canopus Road in Putnam Valley.
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Putnam County officials formally fired Arben Group LLC in late April because the county said there was a failure to meet its obligations.
The project was supposed to rebuild three bridges and construct culverts on a section of Peekskill Hollow Road.
Officials said the initial completion date was Aug. 4, 2022, but the project was less than 25 percent finished.
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