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Albany officials read Local Law I of 2026 on budget-transfer rules; no public testimony
Summary
At a public hearing, officials read Local Law I of 2026, which would amend the city charter to clarify requirements for budget transfers after adoption. No members of the public signed up to testify and the hearing was closed.
The City of Albany held a public hearing at which Deputy City Clerk Demetra Brown read the title of Local Law I of 2026, a proposal "amending the charter of the city of Albany in relation to clarifying and revising requirements related to budget transfers after adoption of budget." Deputy Clerk Demetra Brown called the hearing to allow the public to provide testimony in support of or opposition to the proposed local law.
No members of the public signed up or appeared to speak during the hearing. "The time is now 10:28, and we deem this public hearing closed," Deputy Clerk Demetra Brown said, and the hearing was ended with no testimony recorded. The deputy clerk noted the full text of the proposed law is posted on the City of Albany website in the Common Council public hearing section for anyone seeking details.
