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Even after hearing pleas from residents, a Troy city councilor voted against recognizing June as Pride Month in the city.
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On Friday, officials moved to terminate Troy’s lease of the current City Hall building on River Street.
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For the third time in a year-and-a-half, the city of Troy has a new comptroller.
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The City of Troy has submitted its annual financial report on time.
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A downtown Troy streetscape project is intended to improve accessibility and mobility in the Collar City. But some residents say it doesn't do enough to protect pedestrians.
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Advocates in Troy are again pushing the city council to consider “Good Cause” eviction legislation.
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Troy’s City Council Chambers were overflowing Thursday night with several controversial items on the agenda and an annual legislative address.
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The City of Troy experienced highs in 2024 — like receiving federal funding to replace lead contaminated water lines — and lows — such as going without a comptroller for roughly six months. Council President Sue Steele has raised concerns over Mayor Carmella Mantello’s administration’s budgeting, and has celebrated investments in the city's quality of life.
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Troy’s City Council has given the green light on the mayor’s choice of a new comptroller.