Glens Falls officials respond after community concerns about groups of children bicycling on local streets. Mayor Diana Palmer urges collaboration between families and city staff for safer biking activities while emphasizing parental accountability if issues persist.
Senator Jim Tedisco used social media on April 15-16, 2026 to emphasize constituent representation and call for greater transparency regarding New York’s budget process.
Glens Falls residents dissatisfied with recent property assessments may file formal grievances ahead of Grievance Day on May 26. The city outlined procedures for submitting complaints and presenting cases before the Board of Assessment Review.
Senator Jim Tedisco used Twitter in April to voice concerns about the state’s budget process and rising taxes while also recognizing student achievement.
Glens Falls officials have announced road closures around Lawrence Street Tavern on April 19 due to a benefit for an injured firefighter. Local traffic and emergency vehicles can still access homes and businesses within the perimeter.
Glens Falls has started its public comment period for a new comprehensive plan guiding city development. Residents can participate during council meetings or submit comments via email until May 8.
Medicaid payments for Temporary Codes in Malta rose 30.9% in 2024, highlighting shifts in usage and payment structures.
Mechanicville saw a 0.2% increase in Medicaid spending for the Medicine Services and Procedures category in 2024, illustrating shifts in health care usage and reimbursement.
Saratoga Springs saw a 5% rise in Medicaid payments for Surgery services in 2024, highlighting shifts in usage and reimbursement trends.
Queensbury saw a 30.2% increase in Medicaid spending for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment in 2024, reaching $528,003 amid evolving service use and payment trends.