Award recipients named at the 5th Annual Local Government Innovation Conference
On October 22, 2019 New York State Secretary of State Rossana Rosado announced award recipients at the Department of State’s fifth annual Local Government Innovation Conference, including the Cities of Schenectady, Amsterdam and Gloversville; Essex County; Wyoming County and its partner local governments; and the Tug Hill Commission.
The New York State’s Division of Local Government Services is NY’s premier source of training and technical assistance to local governments.
The State of New York is committed to strengthening state and local partnerships and works fervently to foster collaborative solutions to local challenges through the Local Government Efficiency, Training, and Community Development and Sustainability program initiatives.
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