Mayor Patrick Madden today announced the City’s plans to pave an historic 12.5 miles of Troy roads during the next 12 months, part of an $10M investment in roadway improvements to complete the proposed paving schedule in neighborhoods across Troy...
More info
“The Supreme Court’s decision to upend half a century of legal precedent on abortion rights and strip fundamental health decisions away from women is shameful, deeply disturbing and a massive step backward for our country.”
More info
TROY, NY – Mayor Patrick Madden has issued the following statement in response a Times Union story published Wednesday regarding the guilty plea by Troy City Councilmember Kim Ashe-McPherson to
More info
Mayor Madden announced the City will dedicate a section of Fourth Street in historic downtown Troy in memory of Michael Lo Porto, former City Councilmember, Troy chef and owner of Loporto Ristorante Caffe.
More info In the wake of 2 mass shootings in Texas and Western New York, Mayor Patrick Madden today called on the United States Congress to pass federal legislation aimed at instituting common-sense gun reforms.
More info TROY, NY (April 20, 2022) – City Officials announced starting April 26th, the Troy Resource Management Facility (3000 Main St), formerly known as “the Alamo,” will be open to Troy
More info TROY, NY (March 1, 2022) – Mayor Patrick Madden invites the public to an in-person open house that will be held on March 9th, 2022, at the Italian Community Center.
More info
Mayor Madden outlined the City’s historic achievements to restore public confidence in the City’s finances, detailed record levels of investment in Troy’s neighborhoods, infrastructure, pools, parks, and public safety departments, and renewed the...
More info
“Today’s conviction is a small measure of justice for the victims of this unimaginable tragedy nearly four years ago. We hope this verdict brings closure to the victim’s families who have suffered terribly as a result of this heinous...
More info
The Tri-City mayors made the announcement Wednesday during a press conference at Schenectady City Hall.
More info “After assuming office in 2016, this administration set out to rebuild public confidence in the City’s finances. Approval of our sixth consecutive balanced budget by the City Council keeps our community on the right path heading in...
More info
On Monday, November 15th, the City of Troy held a special ceremony at 6th Avenue Park to memorialize Ayshawn Davis, an 11-year old Troy resident who was tragically killed by illegal gunfire on September 13th, 2020.
More info