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Troy council passes package of ordinances and resolutions, including surplus property sale and grant acceptances
Summary
On Feb. 6 the Troy City Council adopted a slate of ordinances and resolutions—Ordinances 1— and Resolutions 1——covering surplus property sales, tax-settlement approval, acceptance of federal and state grant funds, intermunicipal agreements and authorization for a brokerage agreement to market surplus property. Most measures passed unanimously; recorded tallies are included.
The Troy City Council approved a broad package of ordinances and resolutions during its Feb. 6 session. Key adopted items included:
- Ordinance One: Declared certain city-owned personal property as surplus and directed the controller to sell or dispose of it (vote recorded as 7-0 in committee and at full council).
- Ordinance Two: Approved settlement of a tax assessment matter as presented (committee and council vote recorded as 7-0).
- Ordinance Three: Amended the 2025 miscellaneous special revenue fund budget to accept U.S. Department of Justice Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Grant funds (vote recorded 7-0).
- Ordinance Four: Amended the 2025 miscellaneous special revenue fund budget to accept New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services funds for police equipment (vote recorded 7-0).
- Ordinance Five: Amended Chapter 216 related to the Nick Ice Arena fees (committee-level action and full-council adoption recorded; committee tally 6-1, full meeting recorded as adopted).
Resolutions included authorization for the mayor to execute a contract for sale of surplus real property at Nine Hills Landing, an intermunicipal agreement for police tactical team services, acceptance of amended ambulance-billing rates, designation of Black History Month, appointment of commissioners of deeds, and a resolution supporting a partnership project with Hudson Tonic Lands. Most resolutions passed unanimously or by roll call as recorded in the minutes.
The council also adopted Resolution Ten, authorizing the mayor to execute a real estate brokerage and agency agreement to market and sell a surplus parcel; that resolution passed unanimously. The meeting record shows votes and roll-call tallies where recorded during the session.
