The Westchester Brief | 03.16.26: The Feds Want to Reopen Indian Point

Send us Fan MailRep. Lawler and Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced a plan to rebuild and reopen Indian Point at a cost of ten billion dollars. But a legal agreement requires unanimous local consent—and at least two of the five required parties are firmly opposed. Is this a real proposal or a political play? Plus: a rabid coyote attacks in Eastchester, a new clean transit pilot for Peekskill, and an affordable housing lottery closes in White Plains.In This Episode:0:00 Cold Open: Ten billion dollars and a seismic zone0:40 Lawler and Wright visit Indian Point1:30 The five-party consent agreement2:45 Federal override: Lawler's legislation3:45 The seismic and safety questions4:30 Quick Hits: Rabid coyote, Peekskill micro transit, White Plains housing lottery6:15 Closing remarksSubscribe to The Westchester Brief at www.iliveherewestchester.com for daily local news that matters.Support the showI Live Here Westchester is a production of I Live Here Media.We spotlight the voices, visionaries, and stories that make Westchester County more than just a place to live—it’s a place to belong.Have a guest suggestion or want to partner with us?Email: [email protected]: www.iliveheremedia.comFollow us on Instagram: @iliveheremediaSubscribe, rate, and share to support local storytelling.