Albany County

The Department of Public Works for the Village of Menands, led by Mike Hagmann, provides a range of essential services to residents, including trash and recycling removal, road maintenance, and assistance with water and sewer systems upkeep. In the event of emergency repairs or disruptions to services, the DPW works diligently to ensure minimal inconvenience to residents, with updates available on the DPW and Village websites. For reporting problems or obtaining additional information, residents can contact the village office or the Menands Police.Generated from the website

The Albany County Legislature serves as a policy making body of Albany County in New York. The organization includes more than 35 members and administers a public forum. Its Community Services Board recommends and suggests mental health care programs to the legislature. Albany County in New York works for the welfare of the general public. The county includes over five towns and villages. Its fire department specializes in emergency management services. The county also operates a police department that offers a variety of crime prevention and law enforcement services. Albany County in New York administers various recreational, youth and substance abuse prevention programs.

The Town of Rotterdam, located in Schenectady, NY, has transformed from a small farming community to a thriving suburb with a population of nearly 30,000. With a rich history and a commitment to providing excellent services at an affordable cost, Rotterdam is a desirable place to live and work. Rotterdam's Town Board, led by dedicated officials, prioritizes the well-being of its residents and fosters open dialogue to ensure the best outcomes for the community. From comprehensive planning to promoting local events and supporting senior citizens, Rotterdam is focused on creating a better future for its residents.Generated from the website