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Troy public meetings in 2024

5 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Thu Jul 11, 2024

City Council

Troy Council considers replacing Planning Commission with new Planning Board

The City Council is considering a local law to repeal the Planning Commission and establish a new Planning Board. The agenda also includes a cable franchise renewal for Spectrum Northeast LLC and a lease agreement for part of 433 River Street for use as City Hall.

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Tue Jul 2, 2024

City Council

Troy City Council reviews $2.5 million Knickerbacker Arena refurbishment

The Troy City Council Finance Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts and agreements. These include an amendment for refurbishing the Knickerbacker Ice Skating Arena, a municipal animal sheltering agreement, and a playground equipment purchase.

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Fri Jun 21, 2024

Troy Industrial Development Authority

Troy IDA approves $20,000 for Lansingburgh building assessment

The Troy Industrial Development Authority board approved funding for a building assessment in Lansingburgh to help the city apply for renovation funds. The board also reviewed annual resolutions regarding job creation reporting and updated financial statements.

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Fri Jun 21, 2024

Troy Capital Resource Corporation

CRC board considers $29,750 grant for Charles Nalle Walking Memorial project

The Troy Capital Resource Corporation Board of Directors is meeting to discuss a funding request for Powers Park and a change in applicant for the Charles Nalle Walking Tour. The agenda also includes reviewing previous minutes and financial reports.

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Thu Jun 20, 2024

City Council

Troy City Council considers $2.2 million in federal housing and community development funds

The council will vote on an ordinance to apply for federal CDBG, ESG, and HOME program funding for the 2024-2025 year. This plan includes over $1 million for Lansingburgh infrastructure and various homelessness prevention services. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding downtown revitalization contracts and street renaming.

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