BREWSTER- The roof of the for many years.
Thanks to the assistance of State Senator Peter Harckham, the roof will be replaced after the Putnam-Westchester lawmaker secured a $50,000 grant for the project, which will address significant structural concerns caused by an aging, leaking roof, ensuring that the facility remains safe, functional, and accessible for veterans and the broader community.
During an interview, Harckham described the roof as a “critical investment. Our veterans deserve safe, reliable spaces where they can gather, organize, and continue their service to the community. This funding helps ensure that the post can operate without disruption and remain a vital community hub for years to come.”
The new roof will significantly improve the building’s structural integrity and reduce ongoing maintenance concerns. The project aims to reduce future expenses and boost the post’s operational efficiency by stopping other damage.
thanked the senator for securing the funding: “Replacing our old, leaking roof was essential to protecting our building and ensuring we can continue serving veterans and the broader community without interruption. This investment not only strengthens our facility for the long term, but also allows us to confidently host meetings, expand our outreach efforts, and remain a dependable gathering place for years to come.”
Harckham reaffirmed his commitment to supporting veterans and enhancing community infrastructure across the district, stating, “Projects like this demonstrate how targeted state funding can make a meaningful difference in local communities.”
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