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Updated September 19, 2022

NYCOM GUIDANCE (UPDATED 9-19-22)
COMMITTEE ON OPEN GOVERNMENT Q & A (ADDED 4-15-22)

CYBERSECURITY WEBINAR: OCTOBER 6, 2022

Registration and Details 

VIEW SUMMARY (updated 9-19-22)

Join the Retool WNY initiative along with industry and business leaders for Retool ’22, a climate technology conference for manufacturers, October 17–19, 2022, at the Northwest Arena in Jamestown, NY.

Learn, network, and collaborate on new opportunities in the emerging climate technology sector. Hear from keynote speakers and panelists on topics related to manufacturing and climate technology. Meet representatives from companies that have successfully launched new ventures to address supply chain needs. Take part in pre-conference webinars targeting specific opportunities at the state and federal levels.

Retool ‘22 is presented by Retool WNY, a major economic development initiative supported by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), through a multi-year grant to the Jamestown Board of Public Utilities (BPU). 

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SNEAK PEAK

NYCOM's municipal matters quarterly magazine (Vol. 5, No. 1) is available to download in full for NYCOM Members only. 

If you would like to view a sneak peak of articles included in this issue of the Municipal Matters, please click on one of the highlighted articles listed here:

• Ensuring Equal Rights: Updating New York's Constitution and Protecting Women's Equality in the 21st Century
• The Last Mile is the Longest: Ensuring Broadband Access Throughout Your Community
• Local Government Continuity: Hope for the Best, But Plan for the Worst

For detailed information on the program and requirements, visit https://esd.ny.gov/restore-new-york. The RFP and full guidelines will be available on July 11.  

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FREE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR COMMUNITIES

Click HERE for details on how to assist municipalities with assessing and supporting drinking water source protection programs. The Drinking Water Source Protection Program (DWSP2) is a state-run program created to assist municipalities with proactively protecting their drinking water sources. The goal is to help municipalities develop and implement their own unique drinking water source protection plan for the source(s) of their drinking water.