State Seeks Proposals for Affordable Housing at Former Mohawk Valley Psychiatric Center
The state is soliciting proposals for the development of affordable housing at the former Mohawk Valley Psychiatric Center.
Utica, NY, October 26, 2026 —
The state is seeking proposals to develop affordable housing at the former Mohawk Valley Psychiatric Center, according to the information provided about the solicitation.
The announcement identifies the site and the intended purpose of the proposed development, but does not provide further details about the opportunity. The number of homes envisioned, the site’s location, the proposal deadline and the state agency overseeing the process were not specified. The information also does not identify eligibility requirements for applicants or explain how proposals will be reviewed.
No project schedule, construction plans, funding details or expected completion date were provided. It is also unclear whether the state has set requirements for the proposed housing beyond describing it as affordable, or whether any proposals have already been submitted.
The solicitation is an initial step in seeking development proposals, but the available information does not indicate whether a developer has been selected or when a project decision might be made. The state’s next steps, including any planned public review or additional announcements, were not included in the summary.
Further details about the proposal process and the scope of the potential development were not available. Until those details are released, the size, timing and specific features of any housing project at the former center remain unknown.
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