SHIRLEY CHISHOLM STATE OFFICE

Built in 1987, the Red Hook Water Pollution Control Plant is just one of New York City’s fourteen pollution control centers that treats a combined 1.7 billion gallons of waste per day collected through the approximated 6,000 miles of underground sewage tunnels.

Currently serving over 20,000 riders daily, the Newport Path Station connects northern New Jersey commuters to New York City’s Financial District and the West Village/Chelsea/Herald Square neighborhoods.

NY Engineers worked on a project located at the CK Post Treatment Center as part of NYE’s five-year term contract with OGS.