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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.

NOTE: This table can be joined to the mapped projects using the HMP Index field.
For the Hazard Mitigation Plan map, please follow this link: https://data.cityofnewyork.us/d/n6jh-qsrw

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MA.00915
Hmp Index: MA.00915 • Mitigation Actions Title: JFK Airport power system redundancy • Mitigation Actions Description: Install a secondary power supply for the airport.
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MA.00915
Mitigation Actions Title
JFK Airport power system redundancy
Mitigation Actions Description
Install a secondary power supply for the airport.
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
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$50,000,000.00
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.00916
Hmp Index: MA.00916 • Mitigation Actions Title: Stewart Airport standby emergency generator • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00916
Mitigation Actions Title
Stewart Airport standby emergency generator
Mitigation Actions Description
Provide power redundancy to allow for safe evacuation of the airport and the maintenance of limited operations during extreme weather events.
Description Problem
Service disruptions at Steward Airport can have a ripple effect on regional airfields. 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
$2,500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
Steward Airport is an alternative to the New York Metropolitan Region's airports, accounting for over 35,000 flights a year and moving 22,000 tons of cargo 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.00917
Hmp Index: MA.00917 • Mitigation Actions Title: Stewart Airport power system redundancy • Mitigation Actions Description: Install a secondary power supply for the airport.
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MA.00917
Mitigation Actions Title
Stewart Airport power system redundancy
Mitigation Actions Description
Install a secondary power supply for the airport.
Description Problem
Service disruptions at Steward Airport can have a ripple effect on regional airfields. 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,High Winds,Winter Weather,Non-Natural
Estimated Cost
$10,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
Steward Airport is an alternative to the New York Metropolitan Region's airports, accounting for over 35,000 flights a year and moving 22,000 tons of cargo 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.00918
Hmp Index: MA.00918 • Mitigation Actions Title: Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) at JFK and Newark Airports • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00918
Mitigation Actions Title
Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) at JFK and Newark Airports
Mitigation Actions Description
Enhance intra-agency visibility and regional situation awarenes scritical to manage traffic during emergencies by investing in a comprehensive multi-facility Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) program.
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
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$69,300,000.00
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.00919
Hmp Index: MA.00919 • Mitigation Actions Title: Emergency generator capacity for Red Hook and Howland Hook container terminals • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00919
Mitigation Actions Title
Emergency generator capacity for Red Hook and Howland Hook container terminals
Mitigation Actions Description
Add backup power to improve the resiliency of the terminals and mitigate the effects of power loss from a flooding or other weather event.
Description Problem
As a port facility, the Red Hook and Howland Hook terminals are susceptible to flooding due to coastal storms and sea level rise. Hazard mitigation will help ensure continuity of port operations during and after an event.
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,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$1,500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
The Red Hook and Howland Hook Marine Terminal support movement of goods and is important for the regional economy.
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.00920
Hmp Index: MA.00920 • Mitigation Actions Title: Lincoln Tunnel electrical and power system improvements • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
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MA.00920
Mitigation Actions Title
Lincoln Tunnel electrical and power system improvements
Mitigation Actions Description
Upgrade the electrical and power system to prevent the loss of power to pumps and ventilation systems, thus averting flooding and disruption in tunnel use.
Description Problem
Proper infrastructure improvements are necessary to maintain tunnel integrity in the face of adverse environmental conditions. Mitigation actions will improve operational tunnel safety and the structure's ability to withstand adverse environmental conditions.
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,Flooding
Estimated Start
2027-01-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2028-01-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$14,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Resilient transportation infrastructure reduces risks to communities that they serve. In the surrounding area of both sides of the Lincoln Tunnel (within 0.5 miles), 58% of the population belongs to a racial minority and 17% of the population is below poverty.
Description Of Critical Facility
The Lincoln Tunnel is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure. In addition to providing access to about 120,000 vehicles a day, it also serves as a major evacuation route for the area and a key point of entry and exit for emergency personnel.
Planning Regulation Capability
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.00921
Hmp Index: MA.00921 • Mitigation Actions Title: George Washington Bridge (GWB) electrical and power system improvements • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00921
Mitigation Actions Title
George Washington Bridge (GWB) electrical and power system improvements
Mitigation Actions Description
Upgrade GWB's emergency power feed and low-voltage power distribution, and rehabilitate high-tension switchgear.
Description Problem
Proper infrastructure improvements are necessary to maintain bridge integrity in the face of adverse environmental conditions. Mitigation actions will improve operational bridge safety and the structure's ability to withstand adverse environmental conditions.
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,Flooding
Estimated Start
2025-01-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2028-01-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$40,600,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Resilient transportation infrastructure reduces risks to communities that they serve. In the surrounding area of both sides of the GW Bridge (within 0.5 miles), 81% of the population belongs to a racial minority and 22% of the population is below poverty.
Description Of Critical Facility
The George Washington Bridge is the busiest bridge in the world. On average, the bridge supports about 100 million vehicles per year and hundreds of thousands of bicycle and pedestrian trips, underscoring the importance of this regional link across the Hudson River.
Planning Regulation Capability
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.00922
Hmp Index: MA.00922 • Mitigation Actions Title: GWB tower transformers • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00922
Mitigation Actions Title
GWB tower transformers
Mitigation Actions Description
Replace the GWB tower transformers to provide a reliable source of power for tower lighting, communications systems, tower elevators, and security system.
Description Problem
Proper infrastructure improvements are necessary to maintain bridge integrity in the face of adverse environmental conditions. Mitigation actions will improve operational bridge safety and the structure's ability to withstand adverse environmental conditions.
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,Flooding
Estimated Start
2024-01-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2025-01-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$3,200,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Resilient transportation infrastructure reduces risks to communities that they serve. In the surrounding area of both sides of the GW Bridge (within 0.5 miles), 81% of the population belongs to a racial minority and 22% of the population is below poverty.
Description Of Critical Facility
The George Washington Bridge is the busiest bridge in the world. On average, the bridge supports about 100 million vehicles per year and hundreds of thousands of bicycle and pedestrian trips, underscoring the importance of this regional link across the Hudson River.
Planning Regulation Capability
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.00923
Hmp Index: MA.00923 • Mitigation Actions Title: Multi-facility real-time traffic information software • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00923
Mitigation Actions Title
Multi-facility real-time traffic information software
Mitigation Actions Description
Develop Enterprise Transportation Management Center software to process data collected from sensors in the field and present up-to-minute information to operators.
Description Problem
Maintaining access to NYC's airports 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
Flooding,Earthquakes,Coastal Storms
Estimated Cost
$18,500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
NYC's Airports are a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure.
Planning Regulation Capability
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.00924
Hmp Index: MA.00924 • Mitigation Actions Title: Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) program • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00924
Mitigation Actions Title
Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) program
Mitigation Actions Description
Develop a comprehensive multi-facility ITS program to provide a cost-effective system to unify multiple facilities within PANYNJ and connect with other regional transportation agencies to provide real-time traffic information for emergencies.
Description Problem
Maintaining access to NYC's airports 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
Estimated Cost
$146,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-HMGP,FHWA
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
NYC's Airports are a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure.
Planning Regulation Capability
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.00925
Hmp Index: MA.00925 • Mitigation Actions Title: Protection of JFK Airport fuel farm tanks • Mitigation Actions Description: Redesign "moat" system that surrounds each fuel farm tank to prevent flooding.
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MA.00925
Mitigation Actions Title
Protection of JFK Airport fuel farm tanks
Mitigation Actions Description
Redesign "moat" system that surrounds each fuel farm tank to prevent flooding.
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
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$7,000,000.00
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.00926
Hmp Index: MA.00926 • Mitigation Actions Title: LaGuardia Airport dike wall • Mitigation Actions Description: Reinforce dike wall along Bowery Bay and runways 13-31.
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MA.00926
Mitigation Actions Title
LaGuardia Airport dike wall
Mitigation Actions Description
Reinforce dike wall along Bowery Bay and runways 13-31.
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
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$5,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,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.00927
Hmp Index: MA.00927 • Mitigation Actions Title: Mitigation of latent salt damage at Holland Tunnel • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
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MA.00927
Mitigation Actions Title
Mitigation of latent salt damage at Holland Tunnel
Mitigation Actions Description
Mitigation of latent salt damage from Hurricane Sandy, including to mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.
Description Problem
Improvements to the Holland Tunnel will reduce system vulnerability to corrosion and future flooding. Further fortification of tunnel entrances and ventilation buildings will reduce the likelihood of saltwater intrusion and facility closures.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2014-10-02T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2026-08-08T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$331,500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Resilient transportation infrastructure reduces risks to communities that they serve. In the surrounding area of both sides of the Holland Tunnel (within 0.5 miles), 39% of the population belongs to a racial minority and 9% of the population is below poverty.
Description Of Critical Facility
The Holland Tunnel is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure. In addition to providing access to about 100,000 vehicles a day, it also serves as a major evacuation route for the area and a key point of entry and exit for emergency personnel.
Planning Regulation Capability
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 CB02-225 and CB02-226 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00928
Hmp Index: MA.00928 • Mitigation Actions Title: Mitigation of latent salt damage at Lincoln Tunnel • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
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MA.00928
Mitigation Actions Title
Mitigation of latent salt damage at Lincoln Tunnel
Mitigation Actions Description
Mitigation of latent salt damage from Hurricane Sandy, including to mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems and buildings and garages.
Description Problem
Improvements to the Lincoln Tunnel will reduce system vulnerability to corrosion and future flooding. Further fortification of ventilation buildings will reduce the likelihood of saltwater intrusion and facility closures.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2014-07-20T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2019-09-27T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$4,400,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Resilient transportation infrastructure reduces risks to communities that they serve. In the surrounding area of both sides of the Lincoln Tunnel (within 0.5 miles), 58% of the population belongs to a racial minority and 17% of the population is below poverty.
Description Of Critical Facility
The Lincoln Tunnel is a critical component of the Region’s transportation infrastructure. In addition to providing access to about 120,000 vehicles a day, it also serves as a major evacuation route for the area and a key point of entry and exit for emergency personnel.
Planning Regulation Capability
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 CB03-285 and CB03-286 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00929
Hmp Index: MA.00929 • Mitigation Actions Title: Rehabilitation of pump house 6 substation at LGA • Mitigation Actions Description: Rehabilitation of pump house 6 substation.
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MA.00929
Mitigation Actions Title
Rehabilitation of pump house 6 substation at LGA
Mitigation Actions Description
Rehabilitation of pump house 6 substation.
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
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2014-11-12T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2018-11-23T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$8,100,000.00
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 CA02-488 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00930
Hmp Index: MA.00930 • Mitigation Actions Title: Repair & hazard mitigation • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00930
Mitigation Actions Title
Repair & hazard mitigation
Mitigation Actions Description
Repair & hazard mitigation of cut & cover tunnel power distribution vault & pump station at JFK.
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
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2016-10-13T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-06-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$12,500,000.00
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.
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 CA03-764 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00931
Hmp Index: MA.00931 • Mitigation Actions Title: Replacement of airside switchgears • Mitigation Actions Description: Replacement of airside switchgears at JFK.
Hmp Index
MA.00931
Mitigation Actions Title
Replacement of airside switchgears
Mitigation Actions Description
Replacement of airside switchgears at JFK.
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
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2015-11-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-12-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$5,800,000.00
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)
Web Link
https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about/capital-plan.html
Notes
Corresponds to CA03-765 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00932
Hmp Index: MA.00932 • Mitigation Actions Title: Replacement of light circuit at aeronautical operational area. • Mitigation Actions Description: Replacement of light circuit at aeronautical operational area at JFK.
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MA.00932
Mitigation Actions Title
Replacement of light circuit at aeronautical operational area.
Mitigation Actions Description
Replacement of light circuit at aeronautical operational area at JFK.
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
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2015-04-06T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-09-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$79,900,000.00
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)
Web Link
https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about/capital-plan.html
Notes
Corresponds to CA03-769 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00933
Hmp Index: MA.00933 • Mitigation Actions Title: Replacement of underground electrical delivery lines at New York Marine Terminal • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00933
Mitigation Actions Title
Replacement of underground electrical delivery lines at New York Marine Terminal
Mitigation Actions Description
Replacement of underground electrical delivery lines at New York Marine Terminal, planning phase.
Description Problem
As a port facility, the Brooklyn Marine Terminal is susceptible to flooding due to coastal storms and sea level rise. Hazard mitigation will help ensure continuity of port operations during and after an event.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2018-03-14T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$800,000.00
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal supports movement of goods and is important for the regional economy.
Planning Regulation Capability
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 number CP09-125 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00934
Hmp Index: MA.00934 • Mitigation Actions Title: Upgrade of pavement subgrade at Howland Hook Marine Terminal • Mitigation Actions Description: Upgrade of pavement subgrade at Howland Hook Marine Terminal.
Hmp Index
MA.00934
Mitigation Actions Title
Upgrade of pavement subgrade at Howland Hook Marine Terminal
Mitigation Actions Description
Upgrade of pavement subgrade at Howland Hook Marine Terminal.
Description Problem
As a port facility, the Howland Hook Marine Terminal is susceptible to flooding due to coastal storms and sea level rise. Hazard mitigation will help ensure continuity of port operations during and after an event.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2016-03-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-12-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$31,700,000.00
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
The Howland Hook Marine Terminal supports movement of goods and is important for the regional economy.
Planning Regulation Capability
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 CP11-089 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00935
Hmp Index: MA.00935 • Mitigation Actions Title: JFK Airport fuel storage • Mitigation Actions Description: Elevate storage tank and pumping station on a structural platform.
Hmp Index
MA.00935
Mitigation Actions Title
JFK Airport fuel storage
Mitigation Actions Description
Elevate storage tank and pumping station on a structural platform.
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
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$2,000,000.00
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.00936
Hmp Index: MA.00936 • Mitigation Actions Title: Drainage improvement at JFK Airport • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00936
Mitigation Actions Title
Drainage improvement at JFK Airport
Mitigation Actions Description
Install artificial turf at two locations at the intersection of runways 4L and 31L to increase permeable surfaces and enhance stormwater runoff capacity.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Finish
2025-12-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$29,000,000.00
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.00937
Hmp Index: MA.00937 • Mitigation Actions Title: Drainage improvement at JFK Airport • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00937
Mitigation Actions Title
Drainage improvement at JFK Airport
Mitigation Actions Description
Retrofit and/or rebuild stormwater outfalls, including replacing terminating section of concrete triple box culvert, to enhance drainage capacity at JFK.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2015-05-07T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$43,900,000.00
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)
Web Link
https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about/capital-plan.html
Notes
See CA03-783 and CA03-766 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00938
Hmp Index: MA.00938 • Mitigation Actions Title: Facility upgrade at JFK Airport • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00938
Mitigation Actions Title
Facility upgrade at JFK Airport
Mitigation Actions Description
Redesign and retrofit runways 13L-31R, including raising existing grade, modifying existing drainage, and installing new lighting and concrete pavement.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$218,000,000.00
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.00939
Hmp Index: MA.00939 • Mitigation Actions Title: Storm drainage rehabilitation at LaGuardia Airport, Phase III • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00939
Mitigation Actions Title
Storm drainage rehabilitation at LaGuardia Airport, Phase III
Mitigation Actions Description
Upgrade existing storm drainage pipe system by replacing pipe or installing an inner lining system to eliminate leaks in the stormwater pipe system.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2013-12-14T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2018-05-02T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$3,831,000.00
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)
Web Link
https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about/capital-plan.html
Notes
Corresponds to CA02-486 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00940
Hmp Index: MA.00940 • Mitigation Actions Title: World Trade Center resiliency improvements • Description Problem: Lower Manhattan is vulnerable to flooding.
Hmp Index
MA.00940
Mitigation Actions Title
World Trade Center resiliency improvements
Mitigation Actions Description
Make mitigation improvements to the WTC site, including flood panels and site-wide ejector pumping, to enhance the existing surcharged storm drain system.
Description Problem
Lower Manhattan is vulnerable to flooding.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2013-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2025-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$150,065,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-HMGP
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
Safe and continuous operations of the 16-acre World Trade Center campus is important for lower Manhattan and the regional economy.
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 CW11-028 and CW11-029 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00941
Hmp Index: MA.00941 • Mitigation Actions Title: Flood protection of vital infrastructure at LaGuardia Airport • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00941
Mitigation Actions Title
Flood protection of vital infrastructure at LaGuardia Airport
Mitigation Actions Description
Construct a floodwall around the West Field Lighting Vault; protect West End Substation by installing dikes and re-grading; construct a new East Field Lighting Vault Building.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2014-03-23T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2017-09-25T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$3,550,000.00
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)
Web Link
https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about/capital-plan.html
Notes
Corresponds to CA02-486 in PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00942
Hmp Index: MA.00942 • Mitigation Actions Title: Flood protection of vital infrastructure at JFK Airport • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00942
Mitigation Actions Title
Flood protection of vital infrastructure at JFK Airport
Mitigation Actions Description
Restore capacity to handle stormwater runoff captured in catch basins and conveyed into outfalls 1 and 2 through storm drainage system.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$5,000,000.00
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.00943
Hmp Index: MA.00943 • Mitigation Actions Title: JFK Airport runway upgrade • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00943
Mitigation Actions Title
JFK Airport runway upgrade
Mitigation Actions Description
Redesign and retrofit runways 4R and 22L including raising the grade, modifying existing drainage, and installing new lighting and asphalt overlay pavement.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$40,000,000.00
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.00944
Hmp Index: MA.00944 • Mitigation Actions Title: Brooklyn Piers Flood Protection of Transformers • Mitigation Actions Description: Flood protection of transformers at Piers 7 and 10
Hmp Index
MA.00944
Mitigation Actions Title
Brooklyn Piers Flood Protection of Transformers
Mitigation Actions Description
Flood protection of transformers at Piers 7 and 10
Description Problem
As a port facility, the Brooklyn Marine Terminal is susceptible to flooding due to coastal storms and sea level rise. Hazard mitigation will help ensure continuity of port operations during and after an event.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$1,000,000.00
Description Of Critical Facility
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal supports movement of goods and is important for the regional economy.
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.00945
Hmp Index: MA.00945 • Mitigation Actions Title: Brooklyn Piers Substation 1 Flood Control Devices • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00945
Mitigation Actions Title
Brooklyn Piers Substation 1 Flood Control Devices
Mitigation Actions Description
Protect Brooklyn Marine Terminal's Substation 1 that powers container terminal, unprotected in floodplain.
Description Problem
As a port facility, the Brooklyn Marine Terminal is susceptible to flooding due to coastal storms and sea level rise. Hazard mitigation will help ensure continuity of port operations during and after an event.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$1,000,000.00
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal supports movement of goods and is important for the regional economy.
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.00946
Hmp Index: MA.00946 • Mitigation Actions Title: Brooklyn Piers Shore Power Substation • Mitigation Actions Description: Protect substation that powers shore power system.
Hmp Index
MA.00946
Mitigation Actions Title
Brooklyn Piers Shore Power Substation
Mitigation Actions Description
Protect substation that powers shore power system.
Description Problem
As a port facility, the Brooklyn Marine Terminal is susceptible to flooding due to coastal storms and sea level rise. Hazard mitigation will help ensure continuity of port operations during and after an event.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$2,000,000.00
Description Of Critical Facility
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal supports movement of goods and is important for the regional economy.
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.00947
Hmp Index: MA.00947 • Mitigation Actions Title: Goethals Bridge Emergency Generator • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Hmp Index
MA.00947
Mitigation Actions Title
Goethals Bridge Emergency Generator
Mitigation Actions Description
Replace two existing generators past their useful life with one generator above the flood level.
Description Problem
The Staten Island Bridges are the sole vehicular crossings from Staten Island to New Jersey. They also permit passage of deep-sea vessels to major Port facilities. During Hurricane Ida, the area experienced approximately 7” of heavy rain and 30 mph winds, requiring reductions in travel speeds. The Goethals Bridge toll plaza was inundated with water during Hurricane Sandy. Mitigation actions will improve operational bridge safety and continuity.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2024-08-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2028-07-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$5,234,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-BRIC
Description Of Critical Facility
The Staten Island Bridges are the sole vehicular crossings from Staten Island to New Jersey.
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.00948
Hmp Index: MA.00948 • Mitigation Actions Title: Installation of tide gates/drainage check valves for outfalls. • Mitigation Actions Description: Installation of tide gates/drainage check valves for outfalls at JFK.
Hmp Index
MA.00948
Mitigation Actions Title
Installation of tide gates/drainage check valves for outfalls.
Mitigation Actions Description
Installation of tide gates/drainage check valves for outfalls at JFK.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2015-05-07T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$7,800,000.00
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)
Web Link
https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about/capital-plan.html
Notes
Corresponds to CA03-766 in PANYNJ's Capital plan
MA.00949
Hmp Index: MA.00949 • Mitigation Actions Title: Installation of floodgates at outfalls. • Mitigation Actions Description: Installation of floodgates at outfalls at JFK.
Hmp Index
MA.00949
Mitigation Actions Title
Installation of floodgates at outfalls.
Mitigation Actions Description
Installation of floodgates at outfalls at JFK.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2017-03-16T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2026-02-27T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$38,200,000.00
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)
Web Link
https://www.panynj.gov/port-authority/en/about/capital-plan.html
Notes
CA03-783 corresponds to PANYNJ's Capital Plan
MA.00950
Hmp Index: MA.00950 • Mitigation Actions Title: Upgrade of Pumps & Associated Electrical at Pump House 1 and Pump House 4 at LGA • Mitigation Actions Description: Improve capacity of pumps and associated electrical equipment at LGA.
Hmp Index
MA.00950
Mitigation Actions Title
Upgrade of Pumps & Associated Electrical at Pump House 1 and Pump House 4 at LGA
Mitigation Actions Description
Improve capacity of pumps and associated electrical equipment at LGA.
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
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$20,000,000.00
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)
MA.00951
Hmp Index: MA.00951 • Mitigation Actions Title: NYMT Generator Elevation • Mitigation Actions Description: Elevation of new generator out of floodplain.
Hmp Index
MA.00951
Mitigation Actions Title
NYMT Generator Elevation
Mitigation Actions Description
Elevation of new generator out of floodplain.
Description Problem
As a port facility, the Brooklyn Marine Terminal is susceptible to flooding due to coastal storms and sea level rise. Hazard mitigation will help ensure continuity of port operations during and after an event.
Lead Agency
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding,Non-Natural
Estimated Cost
$2,000,000.00
State Funding Source
PANYNJ
Description Of Critical Facility
The Brooklyn Marine Terminal supports movement of goods and is important for the regional economy.
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.00953
Hmp Index: MA.00953 • Mitigation Actions Title: JFK Airport sanitary lift station • Lead Agency: Port Authority of New York & New Jersey (Aviation)
Hmp Index
MA.00953
Mitigation Actions Title
JFK Airport sanitary lift station
Mitigation Actions Description
Redesign and upgrade sanitary lift station in central terminal area to prevent facility flooding.
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 (Aviation)
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$8,000,000.00
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.00954
Hmp Index: MA.00954 • Mitigation Actions Title: Pandemic plan • Description Problem: PSEG Long Island must update its pandemic plan due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hmp Index
MA.00954
Mitigation Actions Title
Pandemic plan
Mitigation Actions Description
Provide guidance in the event of a pandemic outbreak in PSEG's service territory. This plan addresses prevention, response, and recovery due to a pandemic outbreak.
Description Problem
PSEG Long Island must update its pandemic plan due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Emergency Services
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Disease Outbreak
Estimated Start
2020-03-16T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2025-03-16T00:00:00.000
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital,Unknown
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
PSEG Long Island's Business Continuity Program conducts pandemic planning throughout the year. The plans are periodically reviewed and revised.
Planning Regulation Capability
Hazard Mitigation Plan
MA.00955
Hmp Index: MA.00955 • Mitigation Actions Title: Substation mitigation • Lead Agency: Public Service Enterprise Group
Hmp Index
MA.00955
Mitigation Actions Title
Substation mitigation
Mitigation Actions Description
Raise replacement equipment in Sandy-flooded substations to protect against another storm of similar magnitude.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$28,500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG,FEMA
Private Funding Source
Insurance Proceeds
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
MA.00956
Hmp Index: MA.00956 • Mitigation Actions Title: Storm damage mitigation • Lead Agency: Public Service Enterprise Group
Hmp Index
MA.00956
Mitigation Actions Title
Storm damage mitigation
Mitigation Actions Description
Place overhead distribution lines underground in high-risk areas with extreme exposure to falling trees. Install automated sectionaling switches to reduce/isolate outage areas.
Description Problem
High risk areas with extreme exposure to falling trees are likely to experience power disruptions and outages.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,High Winds,Winter Weather
Estimated Start
2021-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2025-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$3,500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
PSEG Long Island is focused on reducing the power outages/disruptions due to falling trees in high risk areas.
Description Of Critical Facility
Reduce impacts to critical facilities, such as nursing and rehabilitation centers, hospitals, fire departments, etc.
Planning Regulation Capability
Hazard Mitigation Plan
MA.00957
Hmp Index: MA.00957 • Mitigation Actions Title: Transmission Upgrade • Description Problem: Upgrade circuits and transmission in the Rockaways.
Hmp Index
MA.00957
Mitigation Actions Title
Transmission Upgrade
Mitigation Actions Description
Transmission upgrade projects for storm contingency and added load in progress. New 33 kV Underground Circuit from Arverne to Far Rockaway. Installing 28 MVA bank and switchgear at Rockaway Beach substation.
Description Problem
Upgrade circuits and transmission in the Rockaways.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Infrastructure Projects
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms
Estimated Start
2021-05-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-12-31T00:00:00.000
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Reduce the impacts of coastal storms and flooding in the Rockaways by upgrading transmission and circuits.
Description Of Critical Facility
Critical facilities include fire and police departments, nursing and rehabilitation centers, hospitals, etc.
Planning Regulation Capability
Hazard Mitigation Plan
MA.00958
Hmp Index: MA.00958 • Mitigation Actions Title: Temporary flood mitigation measures • Lead Agency: Public Service Enterprise Group
Hmp Index
MA.00958
Mitigation Actions Title
Temporary flood mitigation measures
Mitigation Actions Description
Protect substations/equipment flooded during Sandy from future floods until permanent measures are completed.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$850,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG,FEMA
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
MA.00959
Hmp Index: MA.00959 • Mitigation Actions Title: Flood study of Long Island floodplain • Mitigation Actions Description: Perform study and develop mitigation strategies based on findings.
Hmp Index
MA.00959
Mitigation Actions Title
Flood study of Long Island floodplain
Mitigation Actions Description
Perform study and develop mitigation strategies based on findings.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$125,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG,FEMA
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
MA.00960
Hmp Index: MA.00960 • Mitigation Actions Title: Flood sensors • Lead Agency: Public Service Enterprise Group
Hmp Index
MA.00960
Mitigation Actions Title
Flood sensors
Mitigation Actions Description
Install information-based sensors to aid transmission operations during a flood event.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$120,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG,FEMA
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
MA.00961
Hmp Index: MA.00961 • Mitigation Actions Title: Emergency generators for contingency support to flood-damaged substations • Lead Agency: Public Service Enterprise Group
Hmp Index
MA.00961
Mitigation Actions Title
Emergency generators for contingency support to flood-damaged substations
Mitigation Actions Description
Install mobile generators and secure additional capacity to ensure customers in the Rockaways do not experience long power outages should flood-damaged substation equipment fail before it can be replaced.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Cost
$3,500,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
MA.00962
Hmp Index: MA.00962 • Mitigation Actions Title: Breezy Point storm damage restoration • Lead Agency: Public Service Enterprise Group
Hmp Index
MA.00962
Mitigation Actions Title
Breezy Point storm damage restoration
Mitigation Actions Description
Rebuild power-distribution infrastructure throughout the fire-damaged section of Breezy Point in the Rockaway Peninsula (~ 150 homes)
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Cost
$630,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
Private Funding Source
Insurance Proceeds
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
MA.00963
Hmp Index: MA.00963 • Mitigation Actions Title: Purchase of mobile substation • Lead Agency: Public Service Enterprise Group
Hmp Index
MA.00963
Mitigation Actions Title
Purchase of mobile substation
Mitigation Actions Description
Mitigate substation outage by developing specifications and purchasing mobile substation equipment suitable for New York City applicability due to loss of key substation equipment.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Cost
$2,900,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG,FEMA
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
MA.00964
Hmp Index: MA.00964 • Mitigation Actions Title: Purchase of mobile switchgear • Lead Agency: Public Service Enterprise Group
Hmp Index
MA.00964
Mitigation Actions Title
Purchase of mobile switchgear
Mitigation Actions Description
Mitigate substation outage by developing specifications and purchasing mobile switchgear for use in event of switchgear disruption in or near substation.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Cost
$2,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG,FEMA
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
MA.00965
Hmp Index: MA.00965 • Mitigation Actions Title: NYC Substation Reconfigurations to Minimize Disruption of Service • Lead Agency: Public Service Enterprise Group
Hmp Index
MA.00965
Mitigation Actions Title
NYC Substation Reconfigurations to Minimize Disruption of Service
Mitigation Actions Description
Installation of storm hardened equipment and bypasses to allow maximum flexibility for options to bypass station if needed.
Lead Agency
Public Service Enterprise Group
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$1,750,000.00
Federal Funding Source
CDBG,FEMA
Other Funding Source
Authority Capital
NYC Data AI • Public-data exploration interface