NYCOM Annual Meeting Concludes
Lead By Example: The Local Government Way

NYCOM’s Annual Meeting program included sessions on the topics you care about, exceptional speakers from a variety of professions, and formal and informal networking opportunities – all in the beautiful city of Saratoga Springs.

This meeting also featured the election of the 2018-19 NYCOM officers. Pictured Right (l to r): Mayor Kathy Sheehan, City of Albany (Treasurer); Mayor Richard David, City of Binghamton (Second Vice President); Mayor Robert Kennedy, Village of Freeport (First Vice President); and Mayor Gary McCarthy, City of Schenectady (President) sworn in by Saratoga Springs Mayor Meg Kelly. 

31th Annual Local Government Achievement Award WINNERS

The following winners - cities and villages of varying sizes from various regions of the state - epitomize both achievement and innovation, and did so while addressing some of the most common municipal challenges.  

FIRST PLACE
City of Poughkeepsie - Transit Consolidation for Sustainability
Village of Corinth - Corinth Infrastructure Improvement Program

SECOND PLACE
City of Kingston - City of Kingston/Kingston City School District: Partnering Together to Make a Difference
Village of Clyde - Lauraville Landing Park

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE AWARD WINNING PROJECTS

CONFERENCE OF MAYORS UNVEILS
ELECTED OFFICIALS ACADEMY

The Elected Officials Academy (EOA) is NYCOM’s new two-tiered program that recognizes the educational and leadership accomplishments of elected city and village officials. Any NYCOM class that you take, conference that you attend, or committee that you serve on will earn you Elected Officials Academy credits.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE AND ENROLL IN THIS NEW PROGRAM.

ANNOUNCING the 8th Grade
ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS

NYCOM would like to congratulate the winners of our second annual essay contest addressing the topic, “If I Were Mayor, I Would . . .” from over 1,250 entries received.

FIRST PLACE
Ryan Dunn, Village of Babylon
SECOND PLACE
Sumanyu Janapareddy, City of Buffalo
THIRD PLACE
Ella Costantino, City of Saratoga Springs

PRESS RELEASE

Municipal Marketplace
ADVERTISING is OPEN
(circ. 6,500)

Spring Issue Deadline - May 1, 2018 

NYCOM's Municipal Matters publication is a quarterly magazine ready by the local officials you want to reach who make the municipal purchasing decisions in the areas of equipment, supplies, products and services.

Click HERE to view advertising details, discounts, media kit and your online CONTRACT.