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2026 Fall Clean Up Days at City Transfer Station
PUBLIC NOTICE City of Auburn 2026 Fall Cleaning Event The City of Auburn will hold its 2026 Fall Cleaning Event for City of Auburn residents only on two Saturdays this fall. The event provides residents with an opportunity to dispose of a variety of household materials at the City Transfer Station. Rules will be strictly enforced. Dates: Saturday, September 26, 2026, and Saturday, October 3, 2026 Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Location: City of Auburn Transfer Station, 311 North Division Street Questions: (315) 252-6441 Residents must bring materials directly to the Transfer Station. No landfill permit is required, but participants must provide both a driver's license and vehicle registration as proof of City of Auburn residency. The address on both documents must match. No trailers, box vans or U-Hauls will be permitted. All garbage must be placed in a container or bag. These requirements will be strictly enforced. Materials accepted at no cost include garbage, recycling, mattresses and box springs, yard waste and brush, furniture, electronics, computer parts, microwaves, DVD and VCR equipment, printers, televisions, cell phones, mobile devices and fluorescent lamps. Yard waste and brush must be emptied from plastic bags. Residents may also dispose of up to four car tires, with or without rims, per residence per day. Freon-containing appliances, including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers, will be accepted for a fee of $45 per unit. The following materials will NOT be accepted: hazardous waste, asbestos, motor oil, liquid waste, grease, solvents, paint and cooking oil. Residents with questions about acceptable materials or event requirements should contact the City of Auburn Transfer Station at (315) 252-6441 before arriving.
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Judicial Screening
The Governor established Judicial Screening Committees to evaluate the qualifications of candidates for appointment or designation to judicial office throughout New York State, and to recommend to the Governor those persons who are highly qualified to hold judicial office. The New York State Judicial Screening Committees continuously accepts applications for the following positions: Additional Justices of the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First, Second, Third, and Fourth Departments Applicants must be elected New York State Supreme Court Justices and reside in New York State. Judge of the New York State Court of Claims Applicants must reside in New York State, be admitted to practice law in New York for at least ten years, and be attorneys in good standing. Interim Supreme Court Justice – for sitting non-Supreme Court judges reaching the age of 70 this calendar year Sitting judges who will reach the age of 70 in the coming calendar year and wish to continue to serve may seek an Interim Supreme Court Justice appointment by the Governor, with the consent of the New York State Senate to become eligible for Certification by the Administrative Board of the Courts. Applicants should submit the requisite paperwork by March 1st of the calendar year they reach the age of 70. For more information, contact the New York State Judicial Screening Committees: By Telephone: 518-473-7305 By Email: [email protected] By Mail: Judicial Screening - State Capitol, Empire State Plaza, New York State Executive Chamber, Room 210, Albany, NY 12224 State Committee Members First Department Committee Members Second Department Committee Members Third Department Committee Members Fourth Department Committee Members Documents For an application, please download and complete the PDF below. Judicial Appointments Questionnaire Download
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Programs | Governor Kathy Hochul Skip to main content Programs Learn about the Governor's programs and initiatives across New York State All Programs Filter and Refine Search Clear Search Field Filter and Refine Results Filter Safety and Justice Health Education and Arts Economic Development Environment Executive Budget Governor's Initiatives Government Operations Culture & Recreation Refine Search Clear Search Field Items per page 102550100 51 Programs of 6 Executive Budget, Government Operations FY 2027 New York State Budget The FY 2027 Budget makes New York more affordable, keeps New Yorkers safe, and expands opportunity for all. Culture & Recreation, Economic Development, Education and Arts, Governor's Initiatives Celebrating the SOMOS Community As Somos celebrates 40 years of progress, Governor Hochul highlights her initiatives to support Latino communities. Culture & Recreation, Governor's Initiatives Celebrating New York’s Black, Latino, and AAPI Communities Governor Hochul recognizes the vital role the New York State Association of Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislators has played in strengthening the communities it serves. Government Operations, Governor's Initiatives Proclamations A governor's proclamation is an official, ceremonial document issued to honor, celebrate, or raise awareness for specific events or causes. Economic Development, Government Operations, Governor's Initiatives Let Them Build Cutting red tape so communities can build the housing and infrastructure that they need. Executive Budget, Governor's Initiatives FY 2027 Executive Budget Governor Hochul unveiled a balanced FY 2027 Executive Budget that reflects her priorities to make New York more affordable, more livable, and safer while maintaining fiscal responsibility. Governor's Initiatives 2026 State of the State Governor Hochul's 2026 Agenda includes more than 200 initiatives to make life more affordable, keep New Yorkers safe, and expand opportunity. Governor's Initiatives Your Family. Your Future. Her Fight For more than 4 years, Governor Hochul has delivered results for New Yorkers. And she's just getting started. Government Operations, Health Impact of Federal Cuts on New Yorkers: Take Action & Share Your Story Take action against the impacts of the Republican-led federal government shutdown. Executive Budget, Governor's Initiatives FY 2026 New York State Budget The FY 2026 New York State Budget reflects Governor Hochul's bold agenda to make New York more affordable, more livable, and safer by making smart, responsible investments. Displaying Results: 1 - 10 View 10 25 50 100 Scroll back to the top of the page The State of New York does not imply approval of the listed destinations, warrant the accuracy of any information set out in those destinations, or endorse any opinions expressed therein. External web sites operate at the direction of their respective owners who should be contacted directly with questions regarding the content of these sites. Visit Site
Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) Requests
Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) Requests Overview The Freedom of Information Law (Public Officers Law, Article 6) (FOIL) grants members of the public access to the records of government in accordance with its provisions. For more information about FOIL and the Personal Privacy Protection Law (Public Officers Law, Article 6-A), please visit the New York State Committee on Open Government’s website. View the Executive Chamber's subject matter list pertaining to FOIL. Availability of Records Upon appointment, public records maintained by the Executive Chamber are available for inspection or copying on weekdays between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at the Executive Chamber, State Capitol, Albany, NY 12224. Make a FOIL Request FOIL requests for records maintained by the Executive Chamber must be submitted in writing to the Executive Chamber’s Records Access Officer. Please be as specific as possible in describing the records you seek. Requests can be delivered in person, mailed, faxed, emailed or submitted online by using the link below. Contact Information Christopher Ritchey FOIL Counsel & Records Access Officer Executive Chamber State Capitol Albany, NY 12224 Tel: (518) 408-2303 E-mail: [email protected] SUBMIT A FOIL REQUEST Right to Appeal To the extent you believe you have been denied access to a record by the Executive Chamber, you have thirty (30) days from the date of the determination to take a written appeal. You may make an appeal by writing: Contact Information Bella Satra FOIL Appeals Officer Executive Chamber State Capitol Albany, NY 12224 E-mail: [email protected] Frequently FOILed Documents Executive Chamber Aircraft Policy Executive Chamber Vehicle Use Policy Governor and Lieutenant Governor Staff List
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Proclamations | Governor Kathy Hochul | New York State Skip to main content Programs Proclamations Proclamations Governor's Proclamations A governor's proclamation is an official, ceremonial document issued to honor, celebrate, or raise awareness for specific events or causes. Questions about proclamations from Governor Kathy Hochul may be directed to [email protected]. REQUEST A PROCLAMATION Governor Hochul holds a proclamation at an event celebrating Muslim American Heritage Month. Governor Hochul attended the NYPD’s 78th Precinct National Night Out in Brooklyn and presented a proclamation to 78th Precinct Commanding Officer, Captain Frantz Souffrant. A framed proclamation celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at the Governor's Mansion. Governor Hochul presents a proclamation to the Consul General of Italy, Fabrizio Di Michele, before marching in the 78th Columbus Day Parade up Fifth Avenue in New York City. Governor Hochul visited Peaceful Valley Maple Farms in Johnstown, NY and issued a proclamation declaring March 16-17 and March 23-24 as New York State’s Maple Weekends. Recent Proclamations Landmarks to Illuminate Red, White and Blue Landmarks to Illuminate Red, White and Blue July 3, 2026 | 11:39 AM EDT Governor Hochul directed 17 New York State landmarks to illuminate red, white and blue this evening, July 4, 2026 in observance of the 250th anniversary of America’s founding. Proclamation Issued in Observance of Juneteenth Proclamation Issued in Observance of Juneteenth June 19, 2026 | 9:30 AM EDT Governor Hochul issued a proclamation in observance of Juneteenth. Honoring Victims and Survivors of Gun Violence Honoring Victims and Survivors of Gun Violence June 5, 2026 | 12:44 PM EDT Governor Hochul issued a proclamation designating June as Gun Violence Awareness Month in New York State. June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month June 1, 2026 | 3:47 PM EDT Governor Hochul issued a proclamation designating June 2026 as LGBTQ+ Pride Month in the Empire State. Celebrating New York’s AANHPI Communities Celebrating New York’s AANHPI Communities May 26, 2026 | 2:41 PM EDT Governor Hochul issued a proclamation designating May as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Landmarks Lit for NYS Public Workforce Landmarks Lit for NYS Public Workforce May 8, 2026 | 4:05 PM EDT Governor Hochul issued a proclamation declaring May 3-9 Public Service Recognition Week in New York State. All Governor Proclamations Scroll back to the top of the page The State of New York does not imply approval of the listed destinations, warrant the accuracy of any information set out in those destinations, or endorse any opinions expressed therein. External web sites operate at the direction of their respective owners who should be contacted directly with questions regarding the content of these sites.
Legislation
Legislation | Governor Kathy Hochul Skip to main content Legislation Bills and Memos from the Office of the Governor of New York All Legislation Filter and Refine Search Clear Search Field Filter and Refine Results Filter 2025-2026 2023-2024 2021-2022 Refine Search Clear Search Field Items per page 102550100 80 Legislation Items of 8 Legislation No. 43: Civil Service PEF Compensation DOWNLOAD MEMO number 43 Civil Service PEF Compensation DOWNLOAD BILL number 43 Civil Service PEF Compensation Legislation No. 42: United University Professions Compensation DOWNLOAD MEMO number 42 United University Professions Compensation DOWNLOAD BILL number 42 United University Professions Compensation Legislation No. 41: Civil Service Employee Compensation DOWNLOAD MEMO number 41 Civil Service Employee Compensation DOWNLOAD BILL number 41 Civil Service Employee Compensation Legislation No. 40: Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD MEMO number 40 Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD BILL number 40 Emergency Appropriations Legislation No. 39: Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD MEMO number 39 Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD BILL number 39 Emergency Appropriations Legislation No. 38: Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD MEMO number 38 Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD BILL number 38 Emergency Appropriations Legislation No. 37: Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD MEMO number 37 Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD BILL number 37 Emergency Appropriations Legislation No. 36: Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD MEMO number 36 Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD BILL number 36 Emergency Appropriations Legislation No. 35: Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD MEMO number 35 Emergency Appropriations DOWNLOAD BILL number 35 Emergency Appropriations Legislation No. 34: Transportation Aid DOWNLOAD MEMO number 34 Transportation Aid DOWNLOAD BILL number 34 Transportation Aid Displaying Results: 1 - 10 View 10 25 50 100 Scroll back to the top of the page The State of New York does not imply approval of the listed destinations, warrant the accuracy of any information set out in those destinations, or endorse any opinions expressed therein. External web sites operate at the direction of their respective owners who should be contacted directly with questions regarding the content of these sites.
Accomplishments
Your Family. Your Future. Her Fight | Governor Kathy Hochul | New York State Skip to main content Governor Hochul Your Family. Your Future. Her Fight Your Family. Your Future. Her Fight Governor Hochul's Priorities Putting Money Back in Your Pockets Protecting New Yorkers Building a Stronger State Making Life Better for New Yorkers https://www.youtube.com/embed/xOW0DeA9Z20 Governor Hochul is Delivering Results for New Yorkers From the day Governor Hochul took office, her commitment to every New Yorker has been simple: “your family is my fight." In her inaugural address, she laid out a clear vision: make New York more affordable, safer, and fairer for every family. She pledged to take on the state’s toughest challenges head-on and invest in what makes New York, New York. Five years later, Governor Hochul has delivered on that promise, putting money back in New Yorkers' pockets, keeping communities safe, defending fundamental rights from Washington's attacks, and fighting for hardworking families. And she’s just getting started. Created strongest protections for kids online safety Nation-leading moratorium on new hyperscale data centers Protected New Yorkers from ICE overreach with nation-leading laws Secured reforms to lower auto insurance rates Put New York on a path to Universal Child Care Shootings down 62% statewide 800,000+ private sector jobs created Expanded the child tax credit for 2.75 million kids More than 26,000 illegal guns off our streets Retail theft down 15% NYC subway crimes at record lows Nearly $4 billion invested in public safety and law enforcement Advanced Second Avenue Subway and the Interborough Express Secured the largest private investment in state history Statewide bell-to-bell phone ban Increased the minimum wage and tied it to inflation More than 82,000 affordable homes built or preserved. 2.7 million free meals per school day statewide $11.85 billion investment in child care over five years 170,000 child care seats capped at $15 per week Delivered $1.4 billion in energy savings Developed nuclear power plan for up to 1 million homes & businesses Implemented the nation's first congestion pricing program Stay Updated Get updates from Governor Hochul's office about issues important to you. Sign Up Stay Updated Get updates from Governor Hochul's office about issues important to you. Sign Up Scroll back to the top of the page The State of New York does not imply approval of the listed destinations, warrant the accuracy of any information set out in those destinations, or endorse any opinions expressed therein. External web sites operate at the direction of their respective owners who should be contacted directly with questions regarding the content of these sites.
Iconic Race Course Reopens After Three-Year Renovation
Governor Hochul celebrated the $555M reopening of Belmont Park, establishing a modern year-round sports destination and boosting Long Island's economy.
2026 Fall Clean Up Days at City Transfer Station
PUBLIC NOTICE City of Auburn 2026 Fall Cleaning Event The City of Auburn will hold its 2026 Fall Cleaning Event for City of Auburn residents only on two Saturdays this fall. The event provides residents with an opportunity to dispose of a variety of household materials at the City Transfer Station. Rules will be strictly enforced. Dates: Saturday, September 26, 2026, and Saturday, October 3, 2026 Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Location: City of Auburn Transfer Station, 311 North Division Street Questions: (315) 252-6441 Residents must bring materials directly to the Transfer Station. No landfill permit is required, but participants must provide both a driver's license and vehicle registration as proof of City of Auburn residency. The address on both documents must match. No trailers, box vans or U-Hauls will be permitted. All garbage must be placed in a container or bag. These requirements will be strictly enforced. Materials accepted at no cost include garbage, recycling, mattresses and box springs, yard waste and brush, furniture, electronics, computer parts, microwaves, DVD and VCR equipment, printers, televisions, cell phones, mobile devices and fluorescent lamps. Yard waste and brush must be emptied from plastic bags. Residents may also dispose of up to four car tires, with or without rims, per residence per day. Freon-containing appliances, including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers, will be accepted for a fee of $45 per unit. The following materials will NOT be accepted: hazardous waste, asbestos, motor oil, liquid waste, grease, solvents, paint and cooking oil. Residents with questions about acceptable materials or event requirements should contact the City of Auburn Transfer Station at (315) 252-6441 before arriving.
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