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Verona, Oneida County: Beginning in June, 2024 the NYS DOT will be replacing the bridge over Oneida Creek in the hamlet of Durhamville. The trail will not be closed for this work however trail users will be travelling within the closed portion of the roadway and may encounter construction vehicles. Trail users should be cautious in this area, follow any detour signage, and watch for any safety flaggers. Click here to see this trail segment. 
Buffalo, Erie County:  The EST/ Shoreline Trail through the former LaSalle Park is now closed as it undergoes a multi-year renovation to become Ralph Wilson Park. Trail users will need to follow the Shoreline Trail on-road detour signage along Niagara Street to connect the trail between Canalside and Porter Ave. Click this link for more project details or Click here to see this trail segment.
Albany-Rensselaer, Albany & Rensselaer Counties: The New York State DOT has removed the pedestrian walkway on the west side of the Dunn Memorial Bridge.  Trail users must follow detour signage at Jennings Landing to utilize the pedestrian path behind the concrete barriers to connect farther up to the bridge walkway and across the Hudson River. Cyclists should dismount and walk their bicycles. Click here to see this section on the map.
Rotterdam Junction, Schenectady County: Due to National Grid infrastructure construction, there will be intermittent closures of the EST/ECT from February 7, 2024, lasting approximately two weeks. While the Bikeway will remain open, please be cognizant of the ongoing work between route 5s going past Mabie Lane in Rotterdam, NY. There will be personnel onsite using flags to allow members of the public to pass the work areas safely, as construction personnel will stop working to allow passage. Click here to see this section on the map.
Macedon, Wayne County: A 0.5-mile trail section from Walworth Road east to Pal-Mac Park remains closed due to repairs to the Ganargua Creek Aqueduct. Signage has been installed marking temporary on-road detours for through-trail bicyclists and hikers. Click here to see this section on the map.
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waitlist will be started after all applications are handed out.  If
applications are still available after 7:00pm, interested parties can call the
office anytime, to leave a voicemail or speak with a staffer.  All
inquiries will be handled in order until gone.
As
a reminder the Park opens for patrons at dawn and there is no overnight
parking. Additionally, participants may apply for a permit or serve as a
proxy, not both. Please plan accordingly.
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information is available online at   www.parks.ny.gov/parks/56/details.aspx, by calling the Beaver Island State
Park Office at 716-773-3271 or emailing beaverisland@parks.ny.gov.

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Aquatic Center Education Program
When can I apply for funds? 

DBW opens the application period in the fall each year. During this period, dates and deadlines are posted on the DBW website. Please visit the website for updates since the application period can change.

What does DBW look for during the grant application process? 

DBW will consider awarding grant funds to public agencies, colleges, universities and non-profit organizations that can provide on-the-water programs for enhancing boating safety education. The grant process is competitive in nature. The organization must have a positive boating safety record, must have adequately trained staff and have a safe environment in which to teach. In addition, ideal candidates for funding would have several of these attributes:

Program goals that support DBW’s mission.
Self-sufficient program that does not totally depend on DBW funding.
Adequate permanent staff to ensure continuity of programming.
Located in sites where boating is prevalent, but there are limited opportunities to receive boating education.
Year-round courses where weather and water conditions permit.
Comprehensive and cost-effective boating safety training courses for a large segment of the general public.
Training for underserved populations.
Basic boating safety education
Safety training for boating activities associated with accidents.

The Aquatic Center Grant Program Manual includes grant management, as well as terms and conditions that must be followed. Online Grant Application (OLGA) information may be found by clicking the links in the left-hand column on this page. After DBW receives an application for grant funds, it is reviewed to see how closely the applicant's program funding request aligns with the Aquatic Center Grant Program's goals and objectives. Usually a site visit is conducted in order to further evaluate the program. Only the most qualified applicants are granted funding. If the application is approved, an agreement is sent to the grant recipient for signature, and then it is processed through DBW's Administrative Services Unit and signed by the Deputy Director. Additional approval occurs at the Department of General Services Office of Risk Insurance Management.

What type of equipment can be purchased with grant funds? 

Vessels, and/or associated equipment that provide for boating safety education are eligible for grant funding.
Aquatic Center Education Program
Only the most qualified applicants are granted funding. If the application is approved, an agreement is sent to the grant recipient for signature, and then it is processed through DBW's Administrative Services Unit and signed by the Deputy Director. Additional approval occurs at the Department of General Services Office of Risk Insurance Management.

What type of equipment can be purchased with grant funds? 

Vessels, and/or associated equipment that provide for boating safety education are eligible for grant funding. Examples include but are not limited to sailboats, trailers, water ski boats, canoes, kayaks, rafts, stand-up paddle boards, windsurfing equipment, boat engines, safety boats, and associated safety equipment, such as life jackets, radios, and wetsuits. Life jackets must be worn by all participants during any training paid for by grant funds or when using any vessels purchased with grant funds. Additionally, applicants may apply for associated portable equipment such as storage sheds, equipment racks and portable docking systems.

What types of scholarships are available through grant funds? 

Scholarships are available for basic non-competitive boating safety education. Scholarship funding can be used to lower the overall cost of a course in order to make it more affordable to all participants if it is estimated that the majority of people in an area cannot afford the actual tuition. Scholarship funding can also be used to partially or completely fund the tuition of individual students or specific groups of students such as school groups, outreach clubs, etc. Funding is available for disabled students as well.

What are some of the grant agreement requirements?

There are both general terms and conditions that are required by all state agreements as well as specific terms and conditions that apply to this grant program that all organizations must be able to comply with in order to be considered for funding. These include Exhibit B – Special Terms and Conditions Exhibit B – Special Terms and Conditions (UC System) Exhibit C – General Terms and Conditions Exhibit C – General Terms and Conditions (UC System) Prospective applicants should ensure that they can comply with both the general and specific terms and conditions.

What happens after a grant is awarded? 

After a grant is awarded, follow-up visits are periodically scheduled between the organization and DBW representatives. Such visits include a review of the program’s goals and inventory of the equipment purchased with DBW funds.