Member Designated Projects

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All requests submitted by Congresswoman Malliotakis to the House Committee on Appropriations are posted below. Members are required to certify that neither they nor their immediate family have a financial interest in the requests made.

PROJECTS REQUESTED FOR FY27

Project Sponsor: College of Staten Island

Project Name: College of Staten Island Chemistry Laboratory Modernization Project

Project Description/Location: I am requesting funding to allow the College of Staten Island to modernize three core chemistry laboratories by allow critical instructional and experimentation equipment and associated infrastructure that has exceeded its functional lifespan—much of it nearly 30 years old. The project also includes the installation of new, code‑compliant ventilation hoods and environmental safety systems. These laboratories support more than 3,000 students pursuing STEM majors and an additional 7,000 students who complete required introductory science coursework each year, making these upgrades essential to ensuring safe, contemporary, and industry‑aligned learning environments. 2800 Victory Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10314.

FY27 Requested Amount: $2,400,000

Project Sponsor: NYPD

Project Name: NYPD Emergency and Safety Mobile Generator Trailer Project

Project Description/Location: I am requesting funding to strengthen the NYPD’s ability to respond quickly, effectively, and safely during emergencies while building trust and visibility in the communities that need it most in Brooklyn and Staten Island. The initiative will fund the acquisition of six (6) mobile generator trailers, providing reliable, deployable power to support critical law enforcement and emergency response operations across New York City. In high-crime neighborhoods and during major incidents—such as power outages, severe weather events, or public safety emergencies—these generator trailers will enable the rapid deployment of mobile command posts, lighting systems, and essential communication equipment. This enhanced capability will allow officers to respond faster, operate more effectively in the field, and maintain a consistent presence in areas prone to violence, ultimately helping to deter criminal activity and stabilize communities. 1 Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038.

FY27 Requested Amount: $1,080,000

Project Sponsor: NYPD

Project Name: NYPD Emergency Service Unit Ear Protection & Officer Safety Project

Project Description/Location: I am requesting funding to provide the NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) with modern ear protection designed to reduce harmful noise exposure from gunfire, explosions, and heavy equipment, while still allowing officers to clearly hear commands and communicate in real time. By preserving situational awareness in high-stress environments, this equipment enables officers to make faster, more accurate decisions—directly improving response times and coordination during critical incidents. Reliable communication and reduced auditory impairment are key factors in preventing errors, enhancing team performance, and ensuring that operations are carried out as safely and efficiently as possible. This will allow the NYPD ESU to safely respond to high-risk emergencies in my district in Brooklyn and Staten Island. 1 Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038.

FY26 Requested Amount: $676,500

Project Sponsor: NYPD

Project Name: Patrol Borough Staten Island Crime Reduction Project

Project Description/Location: I am requesting funding to provide the NYPD funding for the acquisition of three additional vehicles and provide overtime for uniformed members of service (UMOS) to support targeted crime reduction initiatives, including burglary prevention initiatives, and enhance community relations through targeted at-risk youth events on Staten Island. Providing funding for this initiative directly benefits taxpayers by enabling the NYPD to deploy a greater number of in-service vehicles simultaneously. Overtime funding will enable NYPD to focus on high-priority crime reduction operations, particularly targeted burglary prevention, while also supporting community-based initiatives that foster trust, strengthen relationships with residents, and enhance public safety. By combining enhanced enforcement capabilities with proactive community engagement, this initiative strengthens law enforcement effectiveness, promotes officer safety, and builds safer, more connected communities. 1 Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038.

FY27 Requested Amount: $500,000

Project Sponsor: NYC DOC

Project Name: Enhancing NYC DOC Safety, Technology, and Workforce Initiative

Project Description/location: I am requesting funding to provide for the Enhancing NYC DOC Safety, Technology, and Workforce Initiative to advance a comprehensive set of operational, technological, and programmatic initiatives designed to strengthen safety, accountability, and overall system effectiveness. Specifically, it will be used for acquiring communication and training tools, staff safety equipment like tactical vests, protective masks, Narcan, and de-escalation tools, modernization technology and investment in overall staff training to building capacity across investigative, intelligence, contraband, and monitoring functions to ensure compliance and interagency coordination. Together, these investments will improve facility security, protect staff and people in custody, and elevate correctional management standards. 75-20 Astoria Boulevard, Suite 160, East Elmhurst, NY 11370.

FY27 Requested Amount: $7,690,470.31

Project Sponsor: Richmond County District Attorney

Project Name: Richmond County District Attorney - Equipment for Detective Investigator Squad Project

Project Description/location: I am requesting funding to provide for the Richmond County District Attorney - Equipment for Detective Investigator Squad Project. This project would fund the modernization of critical information technology infrastructure supporting its Detective Investigator Squad, specifically the work of the Senior Forensic Investigator. This role is essential to evidence production—securing, processing, and managing digital and physical evidence that underpins criminal investigations and successful prosecutions. In particular, the Senior Forensic Investigator plays a key role in narcotics and overdose investigations, many of which involve opioids such as fentanyl, heroin, and illicit pills. This work is vital to disrupting drug distribution networks and preventing overdose deaths across Staten Island. 130 Stuyvesant Place, Staten Island, New York, 10301.

FY27 Requested Amount: $192,845

Project Sponsor: Safe Passage Program

Project Name: Safe Passage Program Modernization Project

Project Description/location: I am requesting funding to provide for the Safe Passage Program Modernization Project. This funding will enhance the Seamen’s Society’s ability to support survivors of domestic violence throughout Staten Island by modernizing administrative operations and strengthening victim services for survivors of domestic violence. This project will fund the digitization of all current and historical paper records, transferring them into a secure, fully electronic case management system. By reducing the administrative burden on front-line caseworkers, staff will be able to devote more time to direct client services, including crisis intervention, safety planning, and follow-up support. This ensures survivors receive timely, responsive, and comprehensive care. 50 Bay St, Staten Island, NY 10301.

FY27 Requested Amount: $125,000

Project Sponsor: Staten Island Shomrim Safety Patrol

Project Name: Staten Island Shomrim Safety Patrol - Community Security Operations Project

Project Description/location: I am requesting funding to provide for Staten Island Shomrim Safety Patrol - Community Security Operations Project. This project would fund the modernization of the organization's outdated radio communication system and expand security camera coverage in critical locations throughout the community. By investing in advanced communication technology and expanded surveillance, this project will enhance the coordination between the patrol teams and the NYPD, improve the delivery of victim services, and strengthen public safety for all residents and businesses. These enhancements will ensure that our community remains safer, more responsive, and more connected to law enforcement resources. 235 Ardmore Ave, Staten Island, New York, 10314.

FY27 Requested Amount: $185,000

Project Sponsor: FDNY

Project Name: FDNY Fire Marshal Law Enforcement Bureau of Fire Investigation Arson Detection & Surveillance Equipment Project

Project Description/location: I am requesting funding to provide for the FDNY Fire Marshal Law Enforcement Bureau of Fire Investigation, Arson Detection & Surveillance Equipment Project. This funding would allow for the FDNY Fire Marshal’s to acquire specialized fire scene detection and covert surveillance equipment to enhance arson or other fire crime investigations in New York City. The requested equipment—including portable hydrocarbon detectors, photoionization detectors (PID), and combustible gas indicators—will enable investigators to accurately detect accelerants and volatile compounds at fire scenes, improving evidence collection and strengthening criminal prosecutions. In addition, covert surveillance tools such as cellular trail cameras, pole-mounted cameras, and remote monitoring systems will allow Fire Marshals to monitor locations experiencing repeated suspicious fires, document activity, and assist in identifying serial arson offenders. 9 MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201.

FY27 Requested Amount: $165,000

PROJECTS REQUESTED FOR FY26

Note: The projects are listed in alphabetical order by project sponsor.

Project Sponsor: College of Staten Island

Project Name: Public Safety Center

Project Description/Location: The establishment of a Public Safety Center within CS f's library will significantly enhance the safety and well-being of our college community, and the broader local community that utilizes its campus for various events. This Center will serve as a centralized resource hub where students, faculty, staff, and community members can access emergency services, safety information and support resources in a convenient and accessible location. 2800 Victory Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10314

FY26 Requested Amount: $3,500,000

Project Sponsor: Freshkills Park Alliance

Project Name: Freshkills Biological Station

Project Description/Location: In furtherance of their efforts to provide cutting edge science, research, and education opportunities for Staten Island, New York, and the region as a whole. The requested funding would be used by the FKPA to purchase equipment to be used at their Biological Station which will enhance opportunities for researchers and students to undertake study of the most pressing environmental issues facing our community, such as climate resilience, species conservation in urban areas, and green jobs training. 2240 Richmond Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314

FY26 Requested Amount: $1,375,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Department of Corrections

Project Name: Safety and Security Upgrades

FY26 Requested Amount: $359,421

Project Sponsor: New York City Fire Department

Project Name: Staten Island Training Facility

Project Description/Location: The firehouse needs a complete kitchen renovation, replacement of the roofing, security fencing around the perimeter, and parking lot and apron replacement. In 2018, the former firehouse that housed Engine 154 in Staten Island became host to the first Squad Company on the island. As Squad companies are larger and have an expanded scope of responsibilities, the firehouse is in need of renovations to ensure that it properly can house the Squad. The City of New York owns this building on Staten Island, New York which needs to be renovated. Squad companies are the most flexible and versatile FDNY units, as they can operate as engine companies, truck companies, rescue companies, or hazmat companies. Staten Island received its first ever squad company in 2018, when the Squad 8 was moved into the firehouse that previously housed Engine 154. As Squad companies are larger, they require additional space and berthing for all the additional crews and equipment.. 9 Metrotech Center, Brooklyn, New York 11201

FY26 Requested Amount: $25,000,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Fire Department

Project Name: Squad 8 Firehouse Renovations

FY26 Requested Amount: $4,000,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Fire Department

Project Name: FDNY Engine 284/Ladder 149/Satellite 3 Generator Installation

Project Description/Location: The project would benefit the firefighters of Engine 284/Ladder 149/Satellite 3 who share the building, who respond to fire and medical emergencies throughout the borough of Staten Island, which, in turn, would benefit the fire and life safety of all residents on the island. Ensuring that the firehouse stays running during major weather events or power outages means that our first responders will always be able to protect their community and would help secure the health and safety for all in South Brooklyn.

FY26 Requested Amount: $1,230,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Fire Department

Project Name: FDNY Engine 155/Ladder 78/Satellite 3 Generator Installation

Project Description/Location: The project would benefit the firefighters of Engine 155 and Ladder 78 who share the building, who respond to fire and medical emergencies throughout the borough of Staten Island, which, in turn, would benefit the fire and life safety of all residents on the island. Ensuring that the firehouse stays running during major weather events or power outages means that our first responders will always be able to protect their community, and would help secure the health and safety for all Staten Islanders.

FY26 Requested Amount: $1,230,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Housing Authority

Project Name: New Lane Area Cameras

Project Description/Location: Would add additional cameras to the existing CCTV system for safety and security around the complex 90 Church Street, New York, NY 10007

FY26 Requested Amount: $4,000,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Housing Authority

Project Name: Berry Houses CCTV

Project Description/Location: This would provide 128 cameras: 32 in the lobby, 48 in the exterior, 16 in the elevator, 16 in the roof landing, and 16 in the elevator machine room. 90 Church Street, New York, NY 10007

FY26 Requested Amount: $3,600,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Housing Authority

Project Name: Mariner’s Harbor-Exterior Security Lighting

Project Description/Location: Installation of security lighting throughout the complex to address safety concerns. 90 Church Street, New York, NY 10007

FY26 Requested Amount: $4,000,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Police Department

Project Name: Camera Safety Upgrades

Project Description/Location: With an uptick in car theft and car breaks in the area which is difficult to combat due to the lack of cameras in the area and desolate nature at night. Argus cameras will be placed to have surveillance in the area. One Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038

FY26 Requested Amount: $239,328

Project Sponsor: New York City Police Department

Project Name: Mobile Plate Readers

Project Description/Location: The funding would be used for the purchase of these systems will be used to combat automobile theft: speed enforcement applications such as slowing and maintaining posted speeds; traffic data collection. The portability of the systems allows for rapid deployment in problem areas. Over the last five years, car thefts across New York City have increased 15% and with the hard work of the New York Police department these thefts on Staten Island have decreased by 11%. There is a lot of work left to do and these systems will help the NYPD protect our citizens. One Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038

FY26 Requested Amount: $180,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Department of Small Business Services

Project Name: Infrastructure Upgrades for the Staten Island Ferry Terminal (SIFT)

Project Description/Location: This critical initiative seeks to modernize the SIFT to address current and future risks to operational continuity while supporting the long-term functionality of vital transportation and public spaces between and in Staten Island and Manhattan. The deconstruction of the existing Whitehall Ferry Terminal (WFT) and rebuilding of a new, modern SIFT is a critical step in the creation of an integrated, areawide flood protection system (FPS). This FPS will protect against coastal and tidal flooding for the City’s Financial District (FiDi) Seaport stretch of the Lower Manhattan shoreline.

FY26 Requested Amount: $3,341,250

Project Sponsor: United States Army Corps of Engineers

Project Name: New York and New Jersey Harbor Deepening and Channel Improvements Study Project

Project Description/Location: The Navigation Project, Pre-construction Engineering and Design plan moving forward is to deepen the channels by 5 feet to a maintained depth of -55 feet MLLW. The seven channels are: Ambrose Channel, Anchorage Channel, the Kill Van Kull, Newark Bay Channel, South Elizabeth Channel, and Elizabeth Channel, and Port Jersey Channel. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District 26 Federal Plaza, Room 17-411 New York, NY, 10278

FY26 Requested Amount: $2,000,000

Project Sponsor: United States Army Corps of Engineers

Project Name: Howland Hook Re-evaluation Study Project

Project Description/Location: Howland Hook Marine Terminal (HHMT) is located on the northwestern coast of Staten Island, NY adjacent to the Arthur Kill federal navigation channel. The channel is maintained at -50 feet MLLW. The proposed re- evaluation study will examine the possibility of improving navigation within the channel by widening, bend- easing, and/or deepening. In particular, widening the Arthur Kill would allow quicker, safer transit to and from HHMTU.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District 26 Federal Plaza, Room 17-411 New York, NY, 10278

FY26 Requested Amount: $500,000

PROJECTS REQUESTED FOR 2023

Note: The projects are listed in alphabetical order by project sponsor.

Project Sponsor: Albanian Islamic Cultural Center

Project Name: Albanian Islamic Cultural Center’s Accessibility Project

Project Description/Location: The funding would be used for renovations which include the installation of an elevator to help serve people that have physical disabilities, health problems and the aged community. Located at 307 Victory Blvd Staten Island NY, 10301

FY24 Requested Amount: $500,000

Project Sponsor: Central Family Life Center

Project Name: Central Family Life Center Expansion Project

Project Description/Location: This project will be used to renovate their current location for a fire suppression system, new security doors, and to make their location ADA-compliant. Located at 59 Wright St. New York, NY, 10304

FY24 Requested Amount: $500,000

Project Sponsor: College of Staten Island, City University of New York

Project Name: College of Staten Island STEM Lab

Project Description/Location: The project is to replace outdated scientific lab equipment at the College of Staten Island, 2800 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island, NY 10314

FY24 Requested Amount: $2,900,000

Project Sponsor: Holy Trinity St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church

Project Name: Holy Trinity St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Community Center Roof Repair

Project Description/Location: This project will replace the roof at the church community center located at 1641 Richmond Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314

FY24 Requested Amount: $500,000

Project Sponsor: Lifestyles for the Disabled

Project Name: Lifestyles for the Disabled Expansion Project

Project Description/Location: This project will be used to purchase new trailers to be used as the training facility at their location which does job training to for disabled members of the community. These funds will also be used to further make the facility ADA-compliant for their many trainees. Located at 930 Willowbrook Road, Staten Island, NY 10314

FY24 Requested Amount: $750,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Department of Transportation, located at 55 Water Street, 12th Floor, New York NY 10041

Project Name: Mid Island Bluebelt Street Construction Project

Project Description/Location: The funding would be used for storm sewer build-out in the Laconia Avenue Area in Staten Island, NY.

FY24 Requested Amount: $1,000,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Department of Transportation, located at 55 Water Street, 12th Floor, New York NY 10041

Project Name: SER200247/New Storm Sewer Construction, Sanitary Sewer Replacement and Water Main Work Project

Project Description/Location: The funding would alleviate sewer back-ups on King Street in Staten Island, NY.

FY24 Requested Amount: $5,000,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Economic Development Corporation, One Liberty Plaza, New York, NY 10006

Project Name: The Pier 1 renovation project

Project Description/Location: This project has been designed with the primary objectives of reestablishing public access to the waterfront pier on Staten Island's North Shore

FY24 Requested Amount: $5,000,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Housing Authority, 90 Church Street, New York, NY 10007

Project Name: New York City Housing Authority South Beach Residence

Project Description/Location: The funding would be used to install a fire alarm system with a public housing development consisting of eight residential buildings on Staten Island.

FY24 Requested Amount: $1,500,000

Project Sponsor: New York City Police Department, One Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038

Project Name: Personal protective equipment including trauma kits

Project Description/Location: The project is to replace out-of-date tasers and belt-worn trauma kits for the NYPD which services New York City.

FY24 Requested Amount: $2,200,000

Project Sponsor: On Your Mark

Project Name: On Your Mark's Renovation Upgrade Project

Project Description/Location: This project would be to add wheelchair-accessible elevators to the building and further make the facility ADA compliant, at their facility located at 645 Forest Ave, Staten Island, NY 10210

FY24 Requested Amount: $1,500,000

Project Sponsor: The Children’s Aid Society

Project Name: New Goodhue Center

Project Description/Location: This project entails the ground-up construction of a 36,253-square-foot multi-purpose community facility at 117 W 124th Street, NY, 10027

FY24 Requested Amount: $5,000,000

Project Sponsor: The Guild for Exceptional Children, Inc

Project Name: The Guild for Exceptional Children’s ADA Compliance Renovation Project

Project Description/Location: The project is for renovations which include creating a more barrier-free environment that will make wheelchair use in the facility easier at their location located at 260 68^th Street, Brooklyn NY 11220

FY24 Requested Amount: $2,000,000

Project Sponsor: The Salvation Army Bensonhurst Corps

Project Name: Salvation Army Bensonhurst Corps Restroom Accessibility Project

Project Description/Location: The project is to upgrade three floors of restroom facilities at their location located at 7317 18^th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11204

FY24 Requested Amount: $500,000