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Albany at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 4 upcoming · 4 active issues
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Finance, Assessment and Taxation Committee - Nov 4, 2026
Finance, Assessment and Taxation CommitteeNov 42 daysBoard of Zoning Appeals - Nov 4, 2026
Board of Zoning AppealsNov 42 daysHistoric Resources Commission - Nov 5, 2026
Historic Resources CommissionNov 53 daysTask Force on the Municipal Flag - Nov 9, 2026
Task Force on the Municipal FlagNov 97 days
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What's being built· 4
Recent meetings
Full archive →- NOV2Common Council Caucus & Regular Meeting
Albany Common Council to weigh rental housing rules, budget ordinances, and street namings
- NOV2General Services, Health and Environment Committee
Albany committee will consider renaming Delaware Avenue to honor VFW post's 80th anniversary
- OCT29Finance, Assessment and Taxation CommitteeTranscribedVideo
Water rates headed up again in 2027 — and CPRB says it can do more with less
- OCT28Finance, Assessment and Taxation CommitteeTranscribedVideo
Albany Engineering and DGS budgets laid bare: staffing cuts, soaring fuel and salt costs, and a $12M transfer station loom
- OCT28Common Council Caucus & Regular MeetingVideo
Albany Council debates 2027 budget hole, tax cap override, and street renamings
- OCT27City Clerk Hearings and Notices
Albany is taking public comments on an accessory entertainment license for Grown Folks Bar and Grill through October 27, 2026.
Frequently asked about Albany
Where can I find Albany City meeting agendas and minutes?
Albany publishes meeting materials on its official website, and OpenNewYork organizes those meetings into searchable pages with transcripts and linked documents.
Are Albany City meetings open to the public?
Yes. Albany City public meetings are open to the public, and the city publishes notices, agendas, and recordings for residents.
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