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Oneida County

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Population
229,1242024
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Household income
$70,1542024
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Home value
$182,6002024
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Unemployment
4.3%2026
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Violent crime
2352023
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Work from home
10.8%2024
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1 meetings
20
May

Minutes of Meeting

New York/Oneida County

The Common Council of the City of Oneida met May 20, 2025. Council adopted a Pro-Housing Community resolution committing the city to actions to support housing growth, approved routine financial items including a $1.5 million warrant and several budget transfers, heard a resident complaint about a neglected neighboring property, and approved a special-event permit.

Discussion Points

  • •Council approved routine financial items and procurement actions; no extended debate recorded.
  • •Council considered the Pro‑Housing Communities Program and local steps to support housing production.
  • •Resident raised longstanding property maintenance concerns and questioned adequacy of enforcement.

Decisions

  • •No formal action recorded in minutes.
  • •Resolution 25-101 adopted; designation application to be submitted.
  • •Warrant No. 10 and listed budget transfers approved; Slack Chemical contract extension approved; bids authorized for Liquid Caustic Soda.

Directions

  • •Staff to execute contract extension paperwork and proceed with procurement and property purchase processes.
  • •Staff to submit resolution and required documentation to New York State Homes and Community Renewal.
Anthony J. Picente Jr.
County Executive
Caroline Gable Reale
County Legislator — 15
Chad Davis
County Legislator — 14