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The legislative committee meeting agendas for the June Legislative meeting is available online.
There will be legislative public hearings on proposed Local Law No. D for 2013 which amends and updates Local Law No. 1 for 2000 entitled “An Omnibus Human Rights Law for Albany County” held May 28, 2013.
The 2012 State of the Fisc address delivered by Albany County Comptroller Michael Conners on May 13, 2013 is available on the Comptroller's website.
Resolutions and local laws adopted at the April 8meeting of the Albany County Legislature are now available online.
Resolutions and local laws adopted at the March 11 meeting of the Albany County Legislature are now available online.
The March 2013 skate schedule is now available.
The Charter Review Commission website is now available online.
The fate of the Albany County Nursing Home has been discussed for ten years. To ensure this process is open and transparent we are making information about the discussions available online.
Resolutions and local laws adopted at the February 11 meeting of the Albany County Legislature are now available online.
Last Year Was a Great Year! Check out the Soil & Water Conservation District's 2011 Accomplishments Report, highlighting their activities, educational programs and other environmental accomplishments..
Notice of Adoption of Regulations Pursuant to Local Law F of 2007
At a cost of 10 cents per day for an individual, or a dollar per week for a family, going to the dentist is more affordable!
County Comptroller Michael Conners delivered the 2011 State of the Fisc address to the County Legislature on Monday, May 14, 2012.
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