SCHENECTADY – Work on Schenectady’s wastewater pump station near the Mohawk River in the Stockade continued Monday as the Jersen Construction Group of Waterford uses two 47-meter pumps to pour 300 yards of cement at the site.
More on the city’s wastewater infrastructure projects from 2019.
Photos by our Stan Hudy.
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