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Some Troy residents remain opposed to the city police department's use of license plate readers operated by a controversial security camera company. The city's contract with Flock Safety was renewed following an emergency declaration by the mayor.
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Troy’s all-Democratic City Council has voted to override Mayor Carmella Mantello’s veto on legislation that would protect tenants from “unjust cause evictions”.
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Troy’s mayor Carmella Mantello has declared a public safety emergency in an effort to keep automated license plate reader cameras in the city.
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After Thursday night’s meeting, Troy is moving toward adopting a ‘Good Cause’ Eviction law.
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Tonight, Troy’s all-Democratic City Council will examine legislation to give renters more rights.
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As the city prepares to move its City Hall to the former Proctor’s Theater in downtown, Troy Proctor's Foundation, a nonprofit that formed in 2009, says the city is doing so in a non-transparent manner.
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Late last month, Troy’s City Council approved Mayor Carmella Mantello’s plan to relocate City Hall to the former Proctor’s Theater in downtown. But as WAMC reports, photos of theater seats being removed have caused some drama.
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The City of Troy’s proposed 2026 budget is drawing concerns from council members in both parties.
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The annual gathering will be held at Ryan’s Wake in downtown Troy from 5 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Troy’s City Councilors are in a tiff over proposed legislation that allows councilors to participate virtually in case of an emergency.