One of the great myths of Andrew Cuomo’s eleven years in office was that he was tough, nasty guy who got a lot done. “There hasn’t been a governor who has done as much to improve, modernize and strengthen the state in probably fifty to eighty years,” New York University urban policy and planning professor Mitchell Moss told NY1 recently.

Cuomo, the myth goes, may have been alienating — but it was all in the service of the greater good. Personality doesn’t matter if a bridge or a train tunnel is completed. And Cuomo, who resigned in disgrace after he was accused of sexually harassing almost a dozen women, certainly had his fair share of ribbon cuttings for transportation and infrastructure projects.