HVRC Announces Inaugural Award Recipients in the Mid
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Agenda item: Correspondence — Announcement from the Hudson Valley Regional Council (HVRC) on the Village's receipt of a 2023 Impact Award.
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HVRC Announces Inaugural Award Recipients in the Mid-Hudson Region
Newburgh (November 21, 2023) — The Hudson Valley Regional Council (HVRC) is pleased to
recognize local municipalities doing extraordinary work in the Mid-Hudson Region in the areas
of economic development, water quality planning, and clean energy and climate smart actions.
Mid-Hudson municipalities were selected by HVRC for their various achievements.
The 2023 Awardees are:
Building Bridges Award - demonstrated a significant commitment to collaboration and
partnership.
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Hudson 7 Coalition: Dutchess and Ulster County, City of Poughkeepsie, Towns of Esopus,
Hyde Park, Lloyd, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, and Village of Rhinebeck
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Town of Philipstown & Village of Cold Spring
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The Rivertowns: Villages of Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings-on-Hudson, Irvington,
Sleepy Hollow, and Tarrytown
Climate Stalwart Award - recognition for sustained and exceptional contributions to climate
action over an extended duration.
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Town of Bethel
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Village of Nyack
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Village of Rhinebeck
Commitment Award - exhibited exceptional dedication and productivity in a demanding
environment and often times overcoming obstacles.
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Town of Highlands
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Town of Orangetown
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Town of Rosendale
Impact Award - honors a recipient whose project has been especially significant and has far-
reaching environmental impact.
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Village of Croton-on-Hudson
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City of Kingston
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City of Poughkeepsie
Momentum Award - achieved notable milestones in a remarkably brief timeframe.
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Town of Shandaken
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Village of Warwick
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City of White Plains
Resilience Award - fosters community resilience through proactive initiatives.
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Village of New Paltz
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County of Westchester
HVRC will host its inaugural Award Ceremony on December 6, 2023, in Newburgh. The event
is sponsored by local Newburgh businesses including ADS Warehouse, Anna’s Restaurant,
and Pizza Shop. We would also like to thank Orange County and SUNY Orange. In addition,
HVRC is grateful to its county government members and funders for their support.
For more information, please contact Amy Zaltzman at azaltzman@hudsonvalleyrc.org.
The Hudson Valley Regional Council (HVRC) is an organization of county governments established in
1977 comprising Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster, and Westchester counties. It is
one of nine regional councils in the State and one of 650 regional planning and development boards in the
country, that, in addition to providing a regional perspective, offer education & outreach, technical
assistance, and advocacy to the communities they serve. HVRC delivers these services to its member
counties as well as local governments through several federal and State grant programs, and Board
Member County contributions: US Department of Commerce EDA’s Partnership Planning Program, NYS
DEC 604(b) Water Quality Planning Program, NYSERDA CEC Program, and NYS DEC Climate Leadership
Support Services Program. HVRC also provides regional platforms to our counties through the Materials
Management Working Group and to regional sustainability partners through the Mid-Hudson Regional
Sustainability Coalition. To learn more, visit: https://hudsonvalleyregionalcouncil.org/.
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