THE BRIDGES ON I- 87. IN NORTHERN NEW YORK. OVER THE SARANAC RIVER. WILL BE RENAMED TO HONOR A LOCAL 9-11 FIRST RESPONDER. STATE TROOPER BRIAN FALB DIED FROM CANCER. THAT STEMMED FROM THE SEPTEMBER 11-TH ATTACKS AND HIS EXPOSURE TO GROUND ZERO.. NEW YORK STATE IS HONORING HIS SERVICE. GOVERNOR KATHY HOCHUL SIGNED A BILL TO RENAME THOSE BRIDGES. IT SPONSORED BY ASSEMBLYMAN BILLY JONES. TROOPER FALB SERVED THE NORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY FOR 18 YEARS
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NY bridge named after state trooper, 9/11 responder
Updated: 6:32 PM EDT Jul 22, 2022
The bridges on I-87 in Northern New York over the Saranac River will be renamed to honor State Trooper Brian Falb, a local 9/11 first responder.Falb died from cancer that stemmed from the September 11, 2001 terror attacks and his exposure to ground zero.Now, New York is honoring Falb’s service with a new bill to rename the bridges. Assemblyman Billy Jones sponsored the bill, which was signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul.Falb served the North Country Community for 18 years. He died in March 2017.
The bridges on I-87 in Northern New York over the Saranac River will be renamed to honor State Trooper Brian Falb, a local 9/11 first responder.
Falb died from cancer that stemmed from the September 11, 2001 terror attacks and his exposure to ground zero.
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Now, New York is honoring Falb’s service with a new bill to rename the bridges. Assemblyman Billy Jones sponsored the bill, which was signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul.
Falb served the North Country Community for 18 years. He died in March 2017.
