Governor's office (via LongIsland.com)Tier 2
"Unplug and Play": Hochul announces $75M available through NY BRICKS for community centers
Aug 31 announcement making $75M available through the NY BRICKS program for municipal and nonprofit community centers, branded under her "Unplug and Play" youth initiative. Details per the governor's release as republished by LongIsland.com.
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Source: Governor's office (via LongIsland.com) · Aug 31, 2026 · Credibility Tier 2 · Permalink https://reviewhochul.com/news/hochul-75m-ny-bricks-unplug-play-2026-08-31
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