Oswego City, County Receive $10,000 From Brookfield Renewable In Support Of Drone Programs

On-hand for the check presentation—which was delivered to them by drone—are, from left: Chris Baker, City of Oswego drone coordinator; Oswego Deputy Police Chief Damian Waters, Oswego Police Chief Phil Cady, Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow, Luciano, Cathleen Palmitesso, director, Oswego County Emergency Management Office; John McGraw, Oswego County drone coordinator; Charlie Dailey, Brookfield Fulton operations manager; Chris Rinoldo, Brookfield operations manager; and Patrick McNelis, Brookfield national control center operations manager. Photo provided by Chirello Marketing.

OSWEGO, NY – Mark Luciano, stakeholder relations manager for Brookfield Renewable US, (center holding check), presents a check for $10,000 at Oswego’s Veterans Memorial Park to the City of Oswego and Oswego County Emergency Management in support of their drone programs. Each will receive $5,000 in support for their program.

Brookfield’s support is in response to some incidents of disruptive behavior that have occurred along the riverside in the past. Monitoring by drones is a deterrent to that behavior and will make a safer waterfront for all fishermen and citizens. In addition, drones can carry and drop a flotation vest to a person in the water to assist first responders.

Brookfield operates hydroelectric generation facilities along the Oswego River in Oswego and Fulton and has a total of 74 hydroelectric facilities in NY State. https://brookfieldrenewableus.com

 

 

 

 

 

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