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Aug 21, 2026

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Water budget adds $700,000 for repairs

Published Aug 21, 2026

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Briefing

Aug 4, 2026

Board approves $63,750 water budget transfer

The Board approved a $63,750 transfer within the Water Department’s 2026 budget, moving funds among purification, sewer, and pump station accounts to cover future invoices.

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Briefing

Jul 21, 2026

Board Approves $285,603 in Budget Transfers

The Board approved $285,603 in 2026 budget transfers by a 5-0 vote, including $252,700 for Water expenses and future invoices, $10,000 for gym equipment, and $12,000 for a landscaping invoice tied to the 2026 snow emergency.

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Briefing

Jul 7, 2026

Board approves $1.08 million in budget transfers

The board approved $1,083,167 in budget transfers, including $750,500 to consolidate insurance payments, $287,667 for police grant-funded equipment, $40,000 for golf cart leases, and $5,000 for police electronics.

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Briefing

Jun 16, 2026

Board approves $7,435 park improvement grant

The board approved a $7,435 appropriation tied to an Albany County grant for the Pine Hills Neighborhood Association’s Upper Madison Improvement Group. The funds include $6,035 for equipment and $1,400 for reimbursements and services, with the City of Albany serving as the pass-through entity.

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Briefing

Jun 2, 2026

Board Approves Budget Transfers and Settlement

The Board approved two 2026 budget transfers totaling $120,670 and a $189 settlement related to the tow of a legally parked vehicle.

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Briefing

May 5, 2026

Board approves transfers and legal payments

The Board approved 2026 budget transfers totaling $466,004.54 and legal payments of $139,500, including a $14,500 settlement and a $125,000 judgment.

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Briefing

Apr 7, 2026

Albany approves West Hill clinic lease

The board approved a three-year lease of 1,259 square feet at 520 Livingston Avenue for a primary care clinic, at $450 per month. The clinic is expected to provide primary and preventive care, chronic disease management, health screenings, and behavioral health referrals.

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Briefing

Mar 17, 2026

Police Budget Transfers Approved

The Board approved two 2026 Police Department budget transfers totaling $91,226 by a 4-0 vote: $73,226 for a building-maintenance Bobcat toilet and $18,000 for testing, medical, and background-check services.

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Briefing

Mar 6, 2026

Budget Transfers Cover Reimbursements and City Costs

The meeting included an $867,000 transfer to fund fourth-quarter 2025 Albany Parking Authority reimbursements, along with transfers for outstanding invoices, waste and recycling processing, snow removal, parks maintenance, and other costs.

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Briefing

Feb 20, 2026

Board approves $62,863 workforce budget transfer

The Board approved a $62,863.13 transfer within Youth and Workforce Services to cover 2025 vendor invoices, consultants, and training providers. It also approved a $2,500 settlement of a civil claim against the City, with no admission of liability.

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Briefing

Jan 23, 2026

Water budget adds $700,000 for repairs

The board approved a $700,000 increase in water and sewer revenue and spending to cover outstanding emergency repair invoices. It also approved $570,000 in 2026 Water Department transfers, including funds for facilities and Beaver Creek-related costs.

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Briefing

Jan 6, 2026

Board Approves Budget Transfer and Settlement

The board approved a $3,389 transfer within the Mayor’s Office budget and a $4,550 property-damage settlement involving a vehicle damaged by a falling tree branch.

1 min readMunicipal coverage