One Schuyler County community is getting a half-million dollars from the state’s Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation’s Environmental Protection Fund to make improvements at one of its popular attractions.
The town of Montour will use the money to enhance Havana Glen Park, which is located in the village of Montour Falls. The $500,000 project will replace an existing bathhouse to enhance accessibility and energy efficiency. Additionally, the town will use the money to renovate camping areas, install new signage, and complete safety enhancements to the park entry.
The Havana Glen Park project is designed to improve facility access, visitor safety, and overall user experience.
