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The city of Pine Bluff has a brand new app that allows residents to report city street issues such as potholes.

Two years ago, the state Legislature wisely approved the use of recreational marijuana in New York.

MASSENA — The summer of 2022 was a busy one for the village of Massena’s Code Enforcement Office.

MECHANIC FALLS — Town Manager Vic Hodgkins advised the Town Council on Monday evening that the town will get $100,00 more in state revenue than anticipated, lowering the proposed $1.84 million budget that taxpayers would be responsible for 2023-24. That’s an 8.7% increase from the $1.57 million for 2022-23. Councilors were also advised by Mary […]

According to the Code Enforcement Office, Lansing has 698 red-tagged homes and 329 pink-tagged properties.

MASSENA — Code Enforcement Officer Aaron T. Hardy says his office is trying to keep its expenses as “bare bones” as possible, but is facing increased time and costs.

MASSENA — Village officials are waiting to hear back from the state to discuss what Mayor Gregory M. Paquin believes are multiple illegal marijuana dispensaries operating within the village limits.

WEDNESDAY, March 29 — The recently retired head of Lansing’s Code Enforcement Office, which has been under fire over building inspection issues, said he quit because he was sick of …

City officials are asking Ingham County Circuit Judge James Jamo to order the owners of the Holmes Apartments to complete repairs of all building safety and housing code violations within 45 …

At the Lansing Town Board’s March 15 meeting, Tompkins County Legislator Mike Sigler informed the board that updated Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) floodplain maps have been rolled out.