Green Infrastructure Progress

By retrofitting NYC’s streets, sidewalks, and other public properties with standard green infrastructure practices, incentivizing green infrastructure on private property, permitting projects triggered by stormwater regulations, and advancing daylighting opportunities in the Bronx and stormwater recovery and reuse projects, we are well on our way toward the 2030 CSO reduction goal of 1.67 billion gallons per year. The program has thus far successfully installed thousands of rain gardens and other green infrastructure practices in the city’s combined sewer areas, and thousands more are in the planning and design phases.

Our staff have also continued to engage the public through virtual workshops and presentations as well as community outreach events. This outreach has been critical to the success of the program and also includes hundreds of correspondences and phone conversations with residents and local organizations.

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