Borrello says Lake Shore Hospital is on the State's radar screen

While most of the 75,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus are downstate, area State Senator George Borrello says Lake Shore Hospital, which closed its doors earlier this year, is on the state's "radar screen" should it be needed during the health crisis. The Sunset Bay Republican told WDOE News today on the phone from Albany that an engineer from the state has done some "preliminary investigation of the hospital in Irving...

Borrello-Engineer from the state has done some some preliminary investigation 

Meanwhile, state lawmakers may be preparing to take action on a new budget later today. Borrello says Senate members have seen a couple of bills. Because of the COVID-19 outbreak, Borrello says state lawmakers may have to change the way they vote. He indicated they may have to vote remotely from their offices. A state budget is due on Wednesday.