Schenectady, NY — The City of Schenectady has announced a comprehensive initiative to identify and eliminate lead service lines across the city, reinforcing its commitment to public health and infrastructure modernization. The effort is part of a broader federal mandate to remove lead pipes nationwide and ensure safe drinking water for all communities.
City officials report that approximately 96% of Schenectady’s more than 21,000 water service lines are currently classified as “unknown,” meaning their material composition has not yet been confirmed. This significant data gap highlights the scale and urgency of the project.
“Like many older cities, Schenectady faces the challenge of aging infrastructure installed before the risks of lead exposure were fully understood,” said Mayor Gary McCarthy. “This initiative is about protecting our residents—especially our children—and ensuring a safer future.”
Lead exposure is known to cause serious health issues, particularly in children, including developmental and neurological effects. While city officials emphasize that Schenectady’s current water supply meets safety standards, proactively identifying and replacing potential lead sources remains a top priority.
The success of the initiative depends heavily on community participation. Residents are encouraged to:
These steps will help the city build a comprehensive inventory and prioritize replacement efforts.
The city is partnering with A.M.T.A.E Solutions, a local disadvantaged business enterprise, to assist with inspections and data collection, further supporting economic development within the community while advancing the project.
The initiative will be carried out in multiple phases:
Project timelines will depend on confirmed findings and the availability of state and federal funding.
This effort aligns with national regulations aimed at eliminating lead service lines across the United States. With federal funding expected to support these projects, Schenectady is positioning itself to proactively address infrastructure challenges and safeguard public health.
The City of Schenectady is committed to maintaining high-quality public services, investing in infrastructure, and ensuring the health and safety of its residents through proactive initiatives and community partnerships.
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Schenectady NY – A.M.T.A.E. Solutions (AMTAE) announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Data2Design Technologies, LLC, a leading information technology and services firm, for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition will enhance AMTAE’s information technology and process improvement capabilities, expand its talent pool and service delivery models, and strengthen its partnerships with strategic industry leaders to better support client adaptation and transformation
Data2Design, headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, has been delivering consulting services to the Federal Government since 2012. As a leading partner in the federal IT ecosystem, the company specializes in driving continuous process improvement and operational efficiency.
“We are excited to welcome the employees and customers of Data2Design to the AMTAE family,” said Chief Executive Officer Michael A. Ramos. “This acquisition significantly strengthens our presence in the Federal sector and provides us with expanded access to a growing market across Government agencies.”
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