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Residents of Troy continued to ask for more information regarding the relocation of city hall at Thursday night’s city council meeting.

Troy’s city council will hold its initial vote to relocate city hall tonight.

The company that owns space rented by the City of Troy has filed a second notice of claims against the city as officials seek to relocate City Hall.

Residents in Troy are criticizing the mayor’s plan to relocate city hall. But the administration says it will save taxpayers in the long run.

The city of Troy will hold the first of several public meetings tonight to discuss city hall’s move to a permanent home.

The former Proctor's Theater in Troy will soon be the new home of city hall. But not all city leaders like the plan.

Officials in Troy recently heralded a long-awaited announcement: they would leave their longtime but temporary city hall home. But now, attorneys for landlord First Columbia says the city actually can’t break the lease.

On Friday, officials moved to terminate Troy’s lease of the current City Hall building on River Street.

Troy’s City Council Chambers were overflowing Thursday night with several controversial items on the agenda and an annual legislative address.

Carmella Mantello made history this year after she was sworn in as the first woman mayor of Troy. Mantello, a former long-time city council president, is the first Republican mayor to lead the Collar City in more than a decade. Upon taking office in January, she said her first priority was to improve morale among city employees. She campaigned on being a hands-on mayor who will work with municipal employees to get work done. During her first year in office, Mantello declared several emergencies regarding water infrastructure, abolished the city's planning commission — replacing it with a planning board — and reimagined vacancies in city hall. WAMC's Samantha Simmons spoke with Mantello about some of her decisions that caused a stir among residents and Democratic city councilors.