ALBANY, N.Y. – New York State has designated $357 million to pavement projects across the state, using environmentally-conscious methods, according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Cuomo says these projects will be completed using construction techniques that reduce fuel consumption and decrease greenhouse gas emissions.

"New York continues to lead the nation in demonstrating that infrastructure investments supporting economic growth can be balanced with protecting our precious environmental and natural resources," said Cuomo.

More than $56 million will go to improving infrastructure in the Mohawk Valley alone.

Fulton County

• $ 1.9 million to resurface Route 29 from Route 10A to the Johnstown city line.
• $ 2.2 million to resurface Route 10 from Caroga Lake (Route 10/29A Intersection) to Pine Lake (10/29A overlap).

Herkimer County

• $ 575,000 to resurface Route 51 from just south of Remington Road to the Village of Ilion, in the towns of Litchfield and German Flatts.

Montgomery County

• $ 2.1 million to resurface Route 10 from the Schoharie county line to McEwan Road.
• $ 2.2 million to resurface Route 80 from the Herkimer county line to the village of Fort Plain.

Oneida County

• $ 3 million to resurface Route 12 from Route 8 to the Putnam Road/Trenton Road intersection, through the towns of Deerfield and Trenton.

Otsego County

• $ 42.4 million to rehabilitate I-88 from exit 17 Colliersville/Cooperstown Junction to Exit 18 in Schenevus.

Schoharie County

• $ 2 million to resurface I-88 from approximately one mile west of Exit 21 to one mile west of Exit 22 in the towns of Richmondville and Cobleskill.

The funding for the projects comes from the New York State Department of Transportation. The work is expected to be completed next spring