City officials issue safety tips for extreme cold, fire protection, and home heating.
More infoMayor, Fire Department, Public Utilities Officials Urge Troy Residents to Prepare for Extreme Cold Weather, Freezing Conditions
Mayor Madden Issues Update on Snow Cleanup Operations
Mayor Madden has issued an update on the City’s snow cleanup and removal operations following a record-breaking snow storm that delivered significant snowfall across Troy and the greater Capital Region. City crews, contractors, and equipment have...
More infoMayor Madden Issues Update on City Response to Major Snow Storm
Mayor Patrick Madden provided an update on the City’s response to a major storm that dropped over 18 inches of snow on the Collar City beginning Wednesday evening. A Snow Emergency was declared effective Thursday, 8:00 p.m. to help clear...
More infoPublic Utilities Announce Water Line Maintenance Work on Brunswick Road
Maintenance work on water line scheduled to begin Friday morning until noon, and will resume Monday, August 3, through Friday, August 7th, from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Eastside Neighborhood residents may experience discolored water, disruption of...
More infoCity Hall Connects: Summer in the (Collar) City
While COVID-19 remains a concern for many, we’re working to provide essential City services and maintain safe environments for families to enjoy summer in the Collar City.
More infoBoil Water Order Lifted for Troy, Brunswick, North Greenbush, Poestenkill
Rensselaer County Department of Health has lifted the boil water order for customers affected in portions of the City of Troy, and the towns of Brunswick, North Greenbush and Poestenkill, effective immediately.
More infoCity Officials Issue Traffic Advisory for Campbell Avenue
No road or lane closures are expected, but motorists may experience minor delays due to scheduled sewer utility work.
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