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Hazard Mitigation Plan - Mitigation Actions Database

New York City’s comprehensive effort to reduce or eliminate potential losses from the hazards described in the Hazard Specific section of the website. The map includes existing and completed mitigation actions that will minimize the effects of a hazard event on New York City’s population, economy, property, building stock, and infrastructure. It is the result of a coordinated effort by 46 New York City agencies and partners to develop and implement a broad range of inventive and effective ways to mitigate hazards.

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MA.00860
Hmp Index: MA.00860 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Hospital flood-proofing • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00860
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Hospital flood-proofing
Mitigation Actions Description
Install flood-proofing in Coney Island Hospital basement as part of the Phase II modernization.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2016-01-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-02-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$13,300,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
Description Of Critical Facility
Hospital
MA.00861
Hmp Index: MA.00861 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Hospital emergency department mitigation • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00861
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Hospital emergency department mitigation
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocate and elevate the emergency department and its critical systems (imaging and generators) above the base flood elevation.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Federal Funding Source
CDBG,FEMA,FEMA-HMGP
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00862
Hmp Index: MA.00862 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Hospital critical system protection • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00862
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Hospital critical system protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Elevate or harden generator and essential electrical components; elevate switchgear; harden fuel tanks; harden fuel pumping stations; and elevate or harden domestic water pumps.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2015-11-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-05-07T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$50,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
City Funding Source
City Capital
Description Of Critical Facility
Hospital
MA.00863
Hmp Index: MA.00863 • Mitigation Actions Title: Metropolitan Hospital flood barriers • Mitigation Actions Description: Install flood barriers and protect HVAC systems
Hmp Index
MA.00863
Mitigation Actions Title
Metropolitan Hospital flood barriers
Mitigation Actions Description
Install flood barriers and protect HVAC systems
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Finish
2024-11-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$55,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG
City Funding Source
City Capital
Description Of Critical Facility
Hospital
MA.00864
Hmp Index: MA.00864 • Mitigation Actions Title: Metropolitan Hospital critical systems elevation • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00864
Mitigation Actions Title
Metropolitan Hospital critical systems elevation
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocate and elevate emergency department and its critical systems (imaging and generators) above the base flood elevation.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Finish
2022-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$7,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00865
Hmp Index: MA.00865 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coler Hospital and Nursing Facility protection • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00865
Mitigation Actions Title
Coler Hospital and Nursing Facility protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Harden and elevate electrical equipment and switchgears to the 500-year expected flood elevation at Coler Hospital and Nursing Facility.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2013-08-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2014-05-31T00:00:00.000
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00867
Hmp Index: MA.00867 • Mitigation Actions Title: Gouverner Hospital (Roberto Clemente Clinic) • Mitigation Actions Description: Install backwater valve in basment to prevent flooding
Hmp Index
MA.00867
Mitigation Actions Title
Gouverner Hospital (Roberto Clemente Clinic)
Mitigation Actions Description
Install backwater valve in basment to prevent flooding
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2016-11-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2016-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$54,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00868
Hmp Index: MA.00868 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Hospital Main Bldg. Renovation (1st Fl) • Mitigation Actions Description: Design and building out of 1W50 and 1W48 on the 1st
Hmp Index
MA.00868
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Hospital Main Bldg. Renovation (1st Fl)
Mitigation Actions Description
Design and building out of 1W50 and 1W48 on the 1st
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2016-02-29T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2018-02-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$5,400,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
Other Funding Source
Unknown
MA.00869
Hmp Index: MA.00869 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Hospital Main Bldg. Renovation (5th Fl) • Mitigation Actions Description: Design and build out of a space for outpatient imaging
Hmp Index
MA.00869
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Hospital Main Bldg. Renovation (5th Fl)
Mitigation Actions Description
Design and build out of a space for outpatient imaging
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2016-02-29T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2018-02-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$9,700,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00870
Hmp Index: MA.00870 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Hospital Basement • Mitigation Actions Description: Removal of abandoned switchgear and replace temporary lighting
Hmp Index
MA.00870
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Hospital Basement
Mitigation Actions Description
Removal of abandoned switchgear and replace temporary lighting
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2017-10-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2018-10-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$250,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00871
Hmp Index: MA.00871 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Hospital (Off Site Parking) • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00871
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Hospital (Off Site Parking)
Mitigation Actions Description
Utility relocations and alterations for temporary off site and on-site parking requirements. All necessary infrastructure upgrades and adjustments as well as any electrical design, mechanical design, and architectural / structural design as related to the improvements. Demolition of existing buildings on the campus may be required to facilitate parking modifications.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2017-09-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2018-09-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00872
Hmp Index: MA.00872 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Hospital (New Clinnical Service Bldg.) • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00872
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Hospital (New Clinnical Service Bldg.)
Mitigation Actions Description
Design and construction of a new resilient critical services building that will house an ED on the second fl, plus critical medical services as well as a mitigation design and construction for a flood wall to protect the critical services to a 100 year flood level, along with a pumping system, and other resiliency mitigation elements. Action includes protecting the HVAC system.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2015-11-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-05-07T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$650,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00873
Hmp Index: MA.00873 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Hospital (Rent MRI and CT Units) • Mitigation Actions Description: Place equipment in custom trailers to provide higher level of service.
Hmp Index
MA.00873
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Hospital (Rent MRI and CT Units)
Mitigation Actions Description
Place equipment in custom trailers to provide higher level of service.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2013-04-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-02-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$2,200,000.00
MA.00874
Hmp Index: MA.00874 • Mitigation Actions Title: Metropolitan Hospital/Mitigation Perimeter Flood Protection • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00874
Mitigation Actions Title
Metropolitan Hospital/Mitigation Perimeter Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Mitigation design and construction for a flood wall that will protect critical infrastructure on the campus to the 500 year flood level, pumping system, etc.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Finish
2024-11-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$108,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00875
Hmp Index: MA.00875 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coler Hospital and Nursing Facility/ Permanent Emergency Generator • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00875
Mitigation Actions Title
Coler Hospital and Nursing Facility/ Permanent Emergency Generator
Mitigation Actions Description
Existing Emerg. Power Gen. was located in the basement and destroyed by Sandy. Hospital requires a design and replacement of the damaged 1,000 kw emergency power generator, including all electrical, mechanical, architectural, and structural design related to installation, setup, and location of the new generator.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Finish
2024-01-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$7,200,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00876
Hmp Index: MA.00876 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coler Hospital and Nursing/ Basment Crawl Space • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00876
Mitigation Actions Title
Coler Hospital and Nursing/ Basment Crawl Space
Mitigation Actions Description
Design and installation of new lighting, wiring, and power receptacles throughout the entire basement and crawl spaces.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$1,500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00877
Hmp Index: MA.00877 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coler Hospital and Nursing/ Mitigation • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00877
Mitigation Actions Title
Coler Hospital and Nursing/ Mitigation
Mitigation Actions Description
Mitigation design and construction for a flood wall that will protect critical parts of the campus to the 500 year flood level, pumping system, etc.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Finish
2028-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$97,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00878
Hmp Index: MA.00878 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coler Hospital and Nursing/ Auditorium • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00878
Mitigation Actions Title
Coler Hospital and Nursing/ Auditorium
Mitigation Actions Description
Reconstruction of the auditorium space which will include revised layout of the space, installation of new MEP equipment, and associated furniture, finishes and equipment. Reconstruction will also be completed in various areas on the first floor and basement HVAC as required to correct damages.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding,Non-Natural
Estimated Cost
$11,400,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00880
Hmp Index: MA.00880 • Mitigation Actions Title: Bellevue Hospital/Flood Mitigation • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00880
Mitigation Actions Title
Bellevue Hospital/Flood Mitigation
Mitigation Actions Description
Construct a flood wall, raise electrical service, install new elevators, relocate critical parts of the campus to the 500 year flood level.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Support Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2026-07-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2029-09-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$445,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00882
Hmp Index: MA.00882 • Mitigation Actions Title: Bellevue Hospital/HVAC Relocation • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00882
Mitigation Actions Title
Bellevue Hospital/HVAC Relocation
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocate the existing HVAC system from the H Building Basement to the F-Link Roof which places it above the 500 year flood plain.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2020-02-12T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$10,868,239.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
Description Of Critical Facility
Hospital
MA.00883
Hmp Index: MA.00883 • Mitigation Actions Title: Bellevue Hospital/Switchgear Relocation • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00883
Mitigation Actions Title
Bellevue Hospital/Switchgear Relocation
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocate the Switchgear from the basemnt of the hospital to the 5th floor Penthouse of the ACB Building above the 500 year flood plain
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2020-09-02T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2024-04-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$9,764,665.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00884
Hmp Index: MA.00884 • Mitigation Actions Title: Bellevue Hosp. Security Head Reloc. • Mitigation Actions Description: Relocate Equipment to the 9th floor of the H Building above the 500flood plain
Hmp Index
MA.00884
Mitigation Actions Title
Bellevue Hosp. Security Head Reloc.
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocate Equipment to the 9th floor of the H Building above the 500flood plain
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Estimated Start
2021-12-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-03-29T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$4,749,638.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00885
Hmp Index: MA.00885 • Mitigation Actions Title: Belleuve Hosp. Machine Room Cooling • Lead Agency: NYC Health + Hospitals
Hmp Index
MA.00885
Mitigation Actions Title
Belleuve Hosp. Machine Room Cooling
Mitigation Actions Description
Add cooling system to floors 22,23,24 to maintain an ambient temperature to protect the elevator controllers in the space.
Lead Agency
NYC Health + Hospitals
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Estimated Start
2024-01-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2024-07-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$2,616,861.83
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00886
Hmp Index: MA.00886 • Lead Agency: Office of Chief Medical Examiner • Action Category: Emergency Services
Hmp Index
MA.00886
Mitigation Actions Title
Flood Mitigation and Emergency Power at OCME Brooklyn and Queens Forensic Pathology Centers
Mitigation Actions Description
OCME Brooklyn and Queens Forensic Pathology Centers, while in operation daily also currently serve as contingency relocation facilities should the OCME Manhattan faculties be rendered inoperable. Each facility is currently equipped with generators that could power the entire building; however, they are not hooked up to provide emergency power to entire building at this time. Generators are currently only wired to support "life safety" and remains storage power needs. This project would include the retrofitting of building to ensure all systems are on generator emergency power. In addition, the installation hookups for temporary generators to support HVAC and essential functions. Steam is currently provided by host hospital facilities for heating/cooling; the installation of portable boilers would support heating/cooling for building when host source is unavailable.
Description Problem
Weather-related or other utility disruptions impacts OCME's ability to support essential functions including the storage, examination, and release of remains in a safe and timely manner, the functioning of the agency operations center to serve as operations coordination citywide, and the forensic biology laboratories which conducts analysis for victim identification and to support the criminal justice system.
Lead Agency
Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
Estimated Cost
$10,000,000.00
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00887
Hmp Index: MA.00887 • Mitigation Actions Title: OCME Radio Communications and Agency Operations Center Update • Lead Agency: Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Hmp Index
MA.00887
Mitigation Actions Title
OCME Radio Communications and Agency Operations Center Update
Mitigation Actions Description
OCME has been notified that the 800 mHz radio system in-use across NYC will be updated to a new system, rendering the current equipment and infrastructure useless. This project includes the purchase and deployment of equipment/systems to support updated Radio Communications technology. In addition, due to the use of radio technology to support agency operations and ensure contingencies when normal means of communication are impacted, this project includes updates to the OCME Agency Operations Center.
Lead Agency
Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$6,900,000.00
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00888
Hmp Index: MA.00888 • Mitigation Actions Title: Agency Vehicle Replacement • Lead Agency: Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Hmp Index
MA.00888
Mitigation Actions Title
Agency Vehicle Replacement
Mitigation Actions Description
This project includes the replacement and update of OCME Fleet to ensure the continuity of essential functions during inclement weather (i.e. snow). As vehicles are due for replacement, OCME has prioritized the purchase of 4-wheel drive vehicles to ensure functionality and safety in hazardous conditions. In addition, the purchase of vehicles with special features anf/or retrofitted designs allow for the multi-use of vehicles for remains storage, transport and movement of personnel and materials as needed during an incident.
Description Problem
OCME must maintain the ability for vehicles to operate in challenging conditions to support essential functions to recover decedents, transport to agency facilities, and to respond to mass fatality incidents.
Lead Agency
Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$10,000,000.00
City Funding Source
City Capital
Financial Capability
Capital Program,NYC Capital Budget
MA.00889
Hmp Index: MA.00889 • Mitigation Actions Title: OCME Unified Agency Operations Center • Lead Agency: Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Hmp Index
MA.00889
Mitigation Actions Title
OCME Unified Agency Operations Center
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocation and centralization of all critical agency operations/functions into one unified workspace on emergency generator power. This project was partially completed with limited funding; however, would require additional funding to retrofit the space to meet the specific needs of a high-functioning agency operation center.
Lead Agency
Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$2,270,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HSGP
MA.00891
Hmp Index: MA.00891 • Mitigation Actions Title: Long-Term Relocation Contingency for OCME Manhattan Facilities • Lead Agency: Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Hmp Index
MA.00891
Mitigation Actions Title
Long-Term Relocation Contingency for OCME Manhattan Facilities
Mitigation Actions Description
Both OCME Facilities (Hirsch Center for Forensic Science and Manhattan Forensic Pathology Center) are located in Evacuation Zone 1, indicating that there is a risk for significant impacts to OCME operations due to flooding and/or storm surge hazards. In the case that these facilities are compromised, OCME has identified redundancies necessary to ensure continuity of essential services and preventing the loss of vital records, etc. This project would include the lease or purchase of approximately 100,000 square feet of space to be retrofitted to meet the multi-use needs of OCME. Potential uses include: Secondary location for OCME Operations Center; relocation of records; relocation and storage of evidence and samples; staging of disaster response cache of supplies, equipment and vehicles; secondary location for receiving and materials management; potential cold storage for remains storage; general workspace. Space must meet the following requirements or be able to be retrofitted to include: temperature-controlled space, CCTV-monitored and secure, multiple loading docks, connectivity to city network, etc.
Description Problem
Both OCME Facilities (Hirsch Center for Forensic Science and Manhattan Forensic Pathology Center) are located in Evacuation Zone 1, indicating that there is a risk for significant impacts to OCME operations due to Flooding and/or storm surge hazards. In the case that these facilities are compromised, OCME has identified redundancies necessary to ensure continuity of essential services and preventing the loss of vital records, etc.
Lead Agency
Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Action Category
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
City Funding Source
City Capital
Description Of Critical Facility
This capability supports agency facilities citywide, include the Forensic Pathology Centers (3) and Hirsch Center.
MA.00892
Hmp Index: MA.00892 • Mitigation Actions Title: Flood mitigation and backup power for OCME Forensic Biology Laboratory • Lead Agency: Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Hmp Index
MA.00892
Mitigation Actions Title
Flood mitigation and backup power for OCME Forensic Biology Laboratory
Mitigation Actions Description
Hirsch Center is currently outfitted for emergency power to support "life safety" only. This project includes: Installation of additional emergency generator and transfer switches to bring entire building on to emergency power, including HVAC systems. Elevation of petroleum bulk storage. Installation of hook-ups for temporary boilers to ensure continuity of heating/cooling for entire facility. In addition, the scope of this project would include the construction/installation of temporary wall or barrier structures to mitigate storm surge from the East River (as has been done for surround facilities).
Description Problem
Weather-related or other utility disruptions impacts OCME's ability to support essential functions including the storage, examination, and release of remains in a safe and timely manner, the functioning of the agency operations center to serve as operations coordination citywide, and the forensic biology laboratories which conducts analysis for victim identification and to support the criminal justice system.
Lead Agency
Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$12,000,000.00
City Funding Source
City Capital
Description Of Critical Facility
The Hirsch Center for Forensic Science serves as the administrative headquarters for the OCME and also houses the city's Forensic Biology Laboratories.
Financial Capability
Capital Program,NYC Capital Budget
Education Outreach Capability
Flood Hazard Mapper,Pre-Coastal Storm Outreach
MA.00893
Hmp Index: MA.00893 • Lead Agency: Office of Chief Medical Examiner • Action Category: Property Protection
Hmp Index
MA.00893
Mitigation Actions Title
Relocation of OCME Disaster-Response Equipment and Vehicles from Staging Location at 18th Street and FDR Drive
Mitigation Actions Description
Currently, NYC storm surge/flood wall being built on landside of the 18th Street OCME Storage/Staging Location. OCME is in pursuit of warehouse space, temporary or permanent to relocate at-risk equipment and vehicles. Also see HMP IF.P.013 which outlines a permanent multi-use warehouse space long-term relocation of equipment/vehicles, vital records and providing space for the continuity of OCME operations.
Lead Agency
Office of Chief Medical Examiner
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
City Funding Source
City Capital
Notes
OCME no longer occupies the 18th street location to stage assets. Assets had been relocated due to COVID-19 response operations. Assets will be relinquished or retained and relocated to Fresh Kills for storage in a newly erected tent structure.
MA.00894
Hmp Index: MA.00894 • Mitigation Actions Title: Progressive Urban Resource Exchange (PURE) • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00894
Mitigation Actions Title
Progressive Urban Resource Exchange (PURE)
Mitigation Actions Description
The PURESoil NYC program improves the quality of degraded soil in NYC communities and makes these communities more resilient to the effects of climate change. The program provides pristine soil from deep excavations to community-based organizations for projects to improve soil quality at the local level and to public sector earthworks projects to protect against sea level rise and flooding from storm surge caused by climate change.
Description Problem
PUREsoil NYC makes clean soil available to community-based organizations to improve the quality of degraded soil in NYC. PUREsoil can also be used to build new gardens at publicly accessible sites and to replace existing soil in community gardens.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Coastal and Natural Resource Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2018-06-21T00:00:00.000
City Funding Source
City Expense
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Communities in the city that don't have walkable access to a park or other public greenspace, often rely on community gardens for outdoor recreation. Community gardens are also an important focal point for social networks. Improving soil quality in urban agricultural settings decreases potential for exposure to legacy contamination in gardens and increases the quality of this community infrastructure for community-driven agriculture.
Planning Regulation Capability
NYC Waterfront Revitization Plan,One New York The Plan for a Strong and Just City,Climate Resiliency Guidelines
Administrative Technical Capability
NYC Brownfield Partnership
Financial Capability
Brownfield Incentive Grant (BIG) Program
Contact Name
OER General Inquiry
Contact Email
brownfields@cityhall.nyc.gov
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/oer/safe-land/puresoil-nyc.page
Notes
Cost estimate $20,000 -$180,000
MA.00895
Hmp Index: MA.00895 • Mitigation Actions Title: Brownfield cleanup in the 100-year floodplain • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00895
Mitigation Actions Title
Brownfield cleanup in the 100-year floodplain
Mitigation Actions Description
Establish bonus cleanup grant for projects in flood zones to accelerate cleanup to prevent release of pollutants during floods.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Coastal and Natural Resource Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
City Funding Source
City Expense
MA.00896
Hmp Index: MA.00896 • Mitigation Actions Title: NYC Clean Soil Bank • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00896
Mitigation Actions Title
NYC Clean Soil Bank
Mitigation Actions Description
Launch full operation of the soil bank for use in elevating grades or creating natural barriers to mitigate impacts of storm surge or sea level rise.
Description Problem
Sea level rise and increasing storm intensity has increased vulnerability in waterfront areas across the city. Government response has included the development of large, storm protection infrastructure (berms, levies, sea walls, etc.) that require large volumes of soil to construct. Utilization of the NYC Clean Soil Bank to reuse clean soil generated by construction projects within the city on resiliency infrastructure projects has the multiple benefits of reducing costs for city projects, fewer truck miles driven for soil disposal and procurement, and correspondingly, decreased diesel fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions from the construction industry.
Additionally, utilization of the Clean Soil Bank in general construction also realizes these benefits, decreasing the climate impact of the construction industry.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms
Estimated Start
2012-07-31T00:00:00.000
City Funding Source
City Expense
Planning Regulation Capability
NYC Waterfront Revitization Plan,One New York The Plan for a Strong and Just City,Climate Resiliency Guidelines,City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR)
Administrative Technical Capability
NYC Brownfield Partnership
Education Outreach Capability
SPEED 2.0
Contact Name
OER General Inquiry
Contact Email
brownfields@cityhall.nyc.gov
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/oer/safe-land/clean-soil-bank.page
MA.00897
Hmp Index: MA.00897 • Mitigation Actions Title: NYC Voluntary Cleanup Program • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00897
Mitigation Actions Title
NYC Voluntary Cleanup Program
Mitigation Actions Description
Clean up contaminated properties throughout New York City. Includes installation of vapor mitigation systems, protection of building inhabitants in the event of hazardous materials release; installation of cover systems, providing containment in the event of hazardous materials releases/spills; and groundwater remediation. This will improve groundwater quality for potential use during drought.
Description Problem
The biggest obstacles to brownfield cleanup and redevelopment are the uncertainty of cleanup obligations, fear of pollution liability, and lack of financing. Property owners, developers, and community organizations that are in a position to redevelop brownfields are also encumbered by the often lengthy and uncertain cleanup process. These risks usually lead developers to pass over brownfield properties and choose clean properties, perpetuating a cycle of disinvestment, abandonment, and neglect.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Prevention and Policy
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2010-12-31T00:00:00.000
City Funding Source
City Expense
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
NYC VCP Cleanup Plans include a Community Protection Plan and Community Protection Statement that provides residents with accessible information about the remediation to be performed on a property and the protective measures that will be implemented to ensure that controls are in place to avoid impact to workers and residents. Contact information is also provided to allow OER to receive feedback from community members about the progress of a remediation. Additionally, VCP plans include Community Air Monitoring Programs to monitor and respond to conditions at the remedial site.
Planning Regulation Capability
Zoning Resolution,NYC Waterfront Revitization Plan,One New York The Plan for a Strong and Just City,Climate Resiliency Guidelines,City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR)
Administrative Technical Capability
NYC Brownfield Partnership,Long Range Planning and Policy Team,Flood Hazard Mapper (internal only)
Financial Capability
Brownfield Incentive Grant (BIG) Program
Education Outreach Capability
SPEED 2.0
Contact Name
OER General Inquiry
Contact Email
brownfields@cityhall.nyc.gov
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/oer/remediation/voluntary-cleanup.page
MA.00898
Hmp Index: MA.00898 • Mitigation Actions Title: Environmental research- SPEED 2.0 • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00898
Mitigation Actions Title
Environmental research- SPEED 2.0
Mitigation Actions Description
SPEED 2.0 will identify the following environmental concerns in city flood plains and hurricane evacuation zones: properties in city cleanup programs managed by the Mayors Office of Environmental Remediation and properties in state cleanup programs, including the state Brownfield Cleanup Program, the state Superfund program, petroleum spill sites, and petroleum and chemical bulk storage sites.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Prevention and Policy
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
Estimated Finish
2022-12-29T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$200,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG
MA.00899
Hmp Index: MA.00899 • Mitigation Actions Title: Cleanup standards for waterfront brownfields • Mitigation Actions Description: Explore strengthened cleanup standards for waterfront brownfields.
Hmp Index
MA.00899
Mitigation Actions Title
Cleanup standards for waterfront brownfields
Mitigation Actions Description
Explore strengthened cleanup standards for waterfront brownfields.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Prevention and Policy
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms
Estimated Start
2013-03-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2013-12-31T00:00:00.000
City Funding Source
City Expense
MA.00900
Hmp Index: MA.00900 • Mitigation Actions Title: Brownfield climate change resiliency • Mitigation Actions Description: Launch audits and improve storm preparedness of brownfields.
Hmp Index
MA.00900
Mitigation Actions Title
Brownfield climate change resiliency
Mitigation Actions Description
Launch audits and improve storm preparedness of brownfields.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Prevention and Policy
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2013-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2017-02-27T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$40,000.00
City Funding Source
City Capital,City Expense
MA.00901
Hmp Index: MA.00901 • Mitigation Actions Title: NYC Brownfield Incentive Grant (BIG) program • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00901
Mitigation Actions Title
NYC Brownfield Incentive Grant (BIG) program
Mitigation Actions Description
Provide financial assistance to property owners seeking to investigate and clean up contaminated properties.
Description Problem
The NYC Brownfield Incentive Grant (BIG) Program seeks to spur the cleanup and redevelopment of vacant and underutilized property in New York City. The Program provides reimbursement of costs incurred for early, often difficult to finance work required to determine the costs of remediation and redevelopment.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2010-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$1,600,000.00
Federal Funding Source
Other Federal
City Funding Source
City Expense
Administrative Technical Capability
Long Range Planning and Policy Team,Flood Hazard Mapper (internal only)
Education Outreach Capability
SPEED 2.0
Contact Name
OER General Inquiry
Contact Email
brownfields@cityhall.nyc.gov
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/oer/grants/big-grants.page
MA.00903
Hmp Index: MA.00903 • Mitigation Actions Title: Pro-bono environmental services • Mitigation Actions Description: Provide expert services through the NYC Brownfield Partnership.
Hmp Index
MA.00903
Mitigation Actions Title
Pro-bono environmental services
Mitigation Actions Description
Provide expert services through the NYC Brownfield Partnership.
Description Problem
Many small- and mid-sized developers, as well as non-profit community developers, lack the expertise needed to remediate brownfields. To address this issue, we have collaborated with the NYC Brownfield Partnership to establish a pro bono environmental expert referral program. This program provides inexperienced developers with advice on managing properties that require investigation and cleanup.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Public Education and Awareness
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2015-04-21T00:00:00.000
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
The program, developed in conjunction with the New York City Mayor’s Office of Environmental Remediation, is open to for-profit and non-profit developers, businesses, real estate brokers, lenders and landowners inexperienced in the management and cleanup of contaminated property. The program matches these parties with engineers, environmental consultants, land use professionals and financial analysts, and environmental attorneys in the brownfield industry.
Administrative Technical Capability
NYC Brownfield Partnership
Contact Name
OER General Inquiry
Contact Email
brownfields@cityhall.nyc.gov
Web Link
https://nycbrownfieldpartnership.org/pro-bono-referral-service
MA.00904
Hmp Index: MA.00904 • Mitigation Actions Title: Cleaning Up New York City community education video series • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00904
Mitigation Actions Title
Cleaning Up New York City community education video series
Mitigation Actions Description
Educate the public about environmental investigation, cleanup, and community protection and engagement during the cleanup process.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Public Education and Awareness
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2012-05-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2014-04-21T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$40,000.00
Private Funding Source
Private
MA.00905
Hmp Index: MA.00905 • Mitigation Actions Title: NYC Green Property Certification • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00905
Mitigation Actions Title
NYC Green Property Certification
Mitigation Actions Description
Increase public understanding and awareness of cleanup sites by recognizing that cleanup properties are the "safest places in NYC to live and work."
Description Problem
The NYC Green Property Certification program was established by the NYC Mayor's Office of Environmental Remediation to provide formal recognition of properties that have achieved all applicable government standards for environmental investigation and cleanup in New York State. The plaque that accompanies certification is an educational tool that advances the destigmatization of brownfield redevelopment.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Public Education and Awareness
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2011-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2014-02-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$75,000.00
City Funding Source
City Expense
Private Funding Source
Private
Planning Regulation Capability
One New York The Plan for a Strong and Just City
Financial Capability
Brownfield Incentive Grant (BIG) Program
Education Outreach Capability
SPEED 2.0
Contact Name
OER General Inquiry
Contact Email
brownfields@cityhall.nyc.gov
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/oer/safe-land/green-property-certification.page
MA.00906
Hmp Index: MA.00906 • Mitigation Actions Title: BrownfieldWORKS! • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00906
Mitigation Actions Title
BrownfieldWORKS!
Mitigation Actions Description
Support placement of green job trainees on brownfield cleanup sites throughout New York City.
Description Problem
NYC BrownfieldWORKS! aims to address obstacles on the path from training and skill-certification programs in hazardous waste and construction safety certifications to job attainment. We will continue to bring brownfield-related jobs to New York City through the promotion of the NYC BrownfieldWORKS! Program. Under this program, we will work with community-based job training organizations, and the NYC Brownfield
Partnership to utilize this job training and salary subsidy program. This will provide opportunities in the environmental industry for graduates of community-based environmental workforce training programs.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Public Education and Awareness
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
City Funding Source
City Expense
Administrative Technical Capability
NYC Brownfield Partnership
Financial Capability
Brownfield Incentive Grant (BIG) Program
Contact Name
OER General Inquiry
Contact Email
brownfields@cityhall.nyc.gov
MA.00907
Hmp Index: MA.00907 • Mitigation Actions Title: Environmental Project Information Center (EPIC) • Lead Agency: Office of Environmental Remediation
Hmp Index
MA.00907
Mitigation Actions Title
Environmental Project Information Center (EPIC)
Mitigation Actions Description
Develop this online public environmental communication portal and cleanup project tracking database for developers, industry, and community to speed projects while also hosting a public document repository, information-sharing portal, bulletin boards, dialogue centers, and other community resources.
Lead Agency
Office of Environmental Remediation
Action Category
Public Education and Awareness
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Non-Natural
Estimated Finish
2023-12-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$600,000.00
City Funding Source
City Expense
Other Funding Source
Other
MA.00908
Hmp Index: MA.00908 • Mitigation Actions Title: Replacement of aeronautical operations area light circuit • Mitigation Actions Description: Replacement of aeronautical operations area light circuit at LaGuardia Airport
Hmp Index
MA.00908
Mitigation Actions Title
Replacement of aeronautical operations area light circuit
Mitigation Actions Description
Replacement of aeronautical operations area light circuit at LaGuardia Airport
Description Problem
Service disruptions at LaGuardia can have a ripple effect on major airfields nationwide. Maintaining a safe airfield at this facility and its supporting operation is critical to the Region’s ability to respond to normal and emergency transportation needs.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2015-04-21T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-01-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$18,300,000.00
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
LaGuardia Airport is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure, accounting for over 375,000 flights a year and moving over 30 million passengers a year.
Planning Regulation Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Design Guidelines (CRG)

Port Authority's Climate Risk Assessment
Administrative Technical Capability
Port Authority's Resilience & Sustainable Design (RSD) unit

Port Authority's Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
Education Outreach Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Working Group (CRWG)
Web Link
https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about/capital-plan.html
Notes
Corresponds to CA02-484 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00909
Hmp Index: MA.00909 • Mitigation Actions Title: Emergency notification system at JFK Airport • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00909
Mitigation Actions Title
Emergency notification system at JFK Airport
Mitigation Actions Description
Install advanced automated early warning and emergency notification system in the Green and Blue quadrants of the central terminal area. System includes variable message signs along main access roads.
Description Problem
Service disruptions at JFK can have a ripple effect on major airfields worldwide. Maintaining a safe airfield at this facility and its supporting operation is critical to the Region’s ability to respond to normal and emergency transportation needs.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Support Agency
New York City Department of Transportation
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$18,000,000.00
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
JFK International Airport is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure, accounting for over 450,000 flights a year and moving over 60 million passengers a year.
Planning Regulation Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Design Guidelines (CRG)

Port Authority's Climate Risk Assessment
Administrative Technical Capability
Port Authority's Resilience & Sustainable Design (RSD) unit

Port Authority's Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
Education Outreach Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Working Group (CRWG)
MA.00910
Hmp Index: MA.00910 • Mitigation Actions Title: Fuel advance warning system • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00910
Mitigation Actions Title
Fuel advance warning system
Mitigation Actions Description
Implement advance-warning system for emergency fuel shutoff during a natural disaster.
Description Problem
Service disruptions at NYC's airports can have a ripple effect on major airfields nationwide. Maintaining a safe airfield at this facility and its supporting operation is critical to the Region’s ability to respond to normal and emergency transportation needs.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$500,000.00
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
JFK International Airport is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure, accounting for over 450,000 flights a year and moving over 60 million passengers a year. LaGuardia Airport is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure, accounting for over 375,000 flights a year and moving over 30 million passengers a year.
Planning Regulation Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Design Guidelines (CRG)

Port Authority's Climate Risk Assessment
Administrative Technical Capability
Port Authority's Resilience & Sustainable Design (RSD) unit

Port Authority's Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
Education Outreach Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Working Group (CRWG)
MA.00911
Hmp Index: MA.00911 • Mitigation Actions Title: JFK Airport electrical system resiliency • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00911
Mitigation Actions Title
JFK Airport electrical system resiliency
Mitigation Actions Description
Rehabilitate Bergen substation to enhance the airport's ability to withstand extreme events that disrupt power transmission.
Description Problem
Service disruptions at JFK can have a ripple effect on major airfields worldwide. Maintaining a safe airfield at this facility and its supporting operation is critical to the Region’s ability to respond to normal and emergency transportation needs.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,Flooding
Estimated Start
2021-06-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2026-12-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$39,800,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
JFK International Airport is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure, accounting for over 450,000 flights a year and moving over 60 million passengers a year.
Planning Regulation Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Design Guidelines (CRG)

Port Authority's Climate Risk Assessment
Administrative Technical Capability
Port Authority's Resilience & Sustainable Design (RSD) unit

Port Authority's Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
Education Outreach Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Working Group (CRWG)
MA.00912
Hmp Index: MA.00912 • Mitigation Actions Title: LaGuardia Airport central electric substation • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00912
Mitigation Actions Title
LaGuardia Airport central electric substation
Mitigation Actions Description
Rehabilitate the supervisory controls and data acquisition of the Central Electric and West End substation SCADA system to enhance the airport's ability to manage and recover from emergencies.
Description Problem
Service disruptions at LaGuardia can have a ripple effect on major airfields nationwide. Maintaining a safe airfield at this facility and its supporting operation is critical to the Region’s ability to respond to normal and emergency transportation needs.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$1,500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
LaGuardia Airport is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure, accounting for over 375,000 flights a year and moving over 30 million passengers a year.
Planning Regulation Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Design Guidelines (CRG)

Port Authority's Climate Risk Assessment
Administrative Technical Capability
Port Authority's Resilience & Sustainable Design (RSD) unit

Port Authority's Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
Education Outreach Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Working Group (CRWG)
MA.00913
Hmp Index: MA.00913 • Mitigation Actions Title: LaGuardia Airport electrical system enhancement • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00913
Mitigation Actions Title
LaGuardia Airport electrical system enhancement
Mitigation Actions Description
Upgrade generator equipment to provide enhanced capacity. Currently outdated backup power sources cannot provide reliable power during critical periods.
Description Problem
Service disruptions at LaGuardia can have a ripple effect on major airfields nationwide. Maintaining a safe airfield at this facility and its supporting operation is critical to the Region’s ability to respond to normal and emergency transportation needs.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$31,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
LaGuardia Airport is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure, accounting for over 375,000 flights a year and moving over 30 million passengers a year.
Planning Regulation Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Design Guidelines (CRG)

Port Authority's Climate Risk Assessment
Administrative Technical Capability
Port Authority's Resilience & Sustainable Design (RSD) unit

Port Authority's Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
Education Outreach Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Working Group (CRWG)
MA.00914
Hmp Index: MA.00914 • Mitigation Actions Title: LaGuardia Airport power system redundancy • Mitigation Actions Description: Install a secondary power supply for the airport.
Hmp Index
MA.00914
Mitigation Actions Title
LaGuardia Airport power system redundancy
Mitigation Actions Description
Install a secondary power supply for the airport.
Description Problem
Service disruptions at LaGuardia can have a ripple effect on major airfields nationwide. Maintaining a safe airfield at this facility and its supporting operation is critical to the Region’s ability to respond to normal and emergency transportation needs.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Support Agency
Con Edison
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$25,100,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
LaGuardia Airport is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure, accounting for over 375,000 flights a year and moving over 30 million passengers a year.
Planning Regulation Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Design Guidelines (CRG)

Port Authority's Climate Risk Assessment
Administrative Technical Capability
Port Authority's Resilience & Sustainable Design (RSD) unit

Port Authority's Office of Emergency Management (OEM)
Education Outreach Capability
Port Authority's Climate Resilience Working Group (CRWG)
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