Albany's advisory bodies are composed of members appointed by City Council, serving terms aligned with their appointing Council Member.
The City of Albany's charter defines its governance, powers, and structure, guiding municipal operations and laws
The City Council is the legislative body of the City of Albany and makes policy decisions regarding the governance of the City.
The City of Albany has a City Council (5 members) overseeing 8 departments under the City Manager, supported by commissions and committees.
Albany is committed to providing a healthy, safe, and accessible city, and strives to lift every voice in our community.
The City Clerk oversees Albany elections, candidate nominations, and measures, ensuring compliance and transparency.
The Albany Mayor issues statements on key community topics, posted online and presented at Council meetings.
A city public meeting allows community members to engage with government, discuss issues, and share input, including public hearings on specific topics.
On behalf of the City of Albany, General Code maintains an electronic version of the Municipal Code & Charter.
City ordinances are local laws enacted by the city council, requiring or prohibiting actions in specific circumstances.
Find contacts for Albany's city, county, state, and national officials for services, policies, and support.
A city proclamation is an official declaration recognizing significant events, issues, or contributions to the community.
A City resolution is a formal statement of a council's opinion, policy, or decision on specific, non-legislative matters.
Albany is dedicated to providing a healthy, safe, and accessible city, that serves our diverse community.