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ALBANY, N.Y. — The Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) announced its slate of officers for fiscal year 2022 at their April Board meeting. The slate includes the election of Schenectady Metroplex Development Authority Executive Director Jayme Lahut as Board Chairman. This is Lahut’s second term as Board Chairman. “I’m pleased to continue to serve as Chairman of the CDTA Board of Directors.” Lahut said. “The past year has been filled with challenges to all industries, and I’m so impressed by the way the CDTA workforce has handled the challenges po...

Lahut re-elected CDTA board chairman | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS ALBANY – Jayme Lahut of Niskayuna has been re-elected the board chairman of the Capital District Transportation Authority. It is the second one-year term for Lahut, who is executive director of the Schenectady County Metroplex Development Authority. He is the first CDTA board chairman from Schenectady County since 1979. Lahut has been on the board since 2017. “I’m pleased to continue to serve as chairman of the CDTA board of directors,” he said. “The past year has been filled with challenges to all industries, and I�...

Metroplex head leads CDTA board Business staff FacebookTwitterEmail ALBANY — The executive director of the Schenectady County Metroplex Development Authority will continue as chairman of the Capital District Transportation Authority for a second term, CDTA announced Wednesday. Jayme Lahut first joined the CDTA board in 2017. Other board officers for fiscal 2022 include Vice-Chairperson Michael J. Criscione,  representing Albany County; Treasurer David M. Stackrow, representing Rensselaer County; and Secretary Mark Schaeffer, representing Albany County.  

Rieley said he was shocked at the amount the county pays for animal-control services. “How much input from Sussex County is there? Can we influence the process and not just pay the bill?” he asked. “We are writing a pretty big check, and I would like to have input.” Motoyoshi said staff could have other conversations with county officials when needed. “We can come here to get feedback,” she said. At the request of District 1 Council President Mike Vincent, Motoyoshi said her office would start submitting quarterly reports to the county. “I'm also concerned about the price tag. Y...