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Charles E. Houghtaling, Chairman

Charles E. Houghtaling
Chairman

County Legislators

Bryan M. Clenahan (D) (C) (I)
30 Woodlake Road
Albany, NY 12203
Telephone: (518) 464-7601
Email: bryan.clenahan@albanycounty.com

 

Bryan M Clenahan, 30th Legislative District Bryan M Clenahan is serving his first term in the Albany County Legislature as the elected representative of residents of the 30th Legislative District in Guilderland. He previously held the position by appointment for the last six months of 2007 to fill a vacancy. The district encompasses Westmere and the Heritage, Oxford Heights, Woodlake and Hawthorne Garden apartment areas.

He is Chair of the Law Committee and a member of the Court Facilities and Civic Center Committees. He previously served on the Health Committee.

Bryan is Deputy Counsel to the Minority in the New York State Senate and has served in various capacities in Guilderland Town government. He currently is Town Prosecutor in Guilderland Town Court, responsible for prosecuting violations of the State Vehicle and Traffic Law, the State Penal Law and the Guilderland Town Code. He has served on the Town Zoning Board of Appeals as a member, chair and counsel and as a member of Guilderland's Environmental Advisory Committee.

He also has been in private practice as an associate with several area law firms and has served as an Assistant Albany County Attorney. He was graduated cum laude from Albany Law School and Middlebury College in Vermont as a history and political science major.

Bryan is a member of the Albany Ancient Order of Hibernians and is Westmere district leader for the Guilderland Democratic Committee.

He resides at 30 Woodlake Road in Guilderland.

 

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Revised Albany County Legislative Districts
Albany County Legislative District boundaries for the 39 legislative districts based on the 2000 Census.