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How do I contact my City Councilor?

Answer provided by: (Answered by Marilyn Smith, Public Information Officer)

Each of Albany's six City Councilors and the Mayor have their phone numbers listed in public phone directories, on the City Web site, and on page two of each edition of City Bridges, our quarterly newsletter. Some members of the Council have also listed their e-mail addresses on the Web site, or you can send a message to any or all of them through the Public Information Office. The City Council meets at 4:00 p.m. most Mondays and at 7:15 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Albany City Hall, 333 Broadalbin SW. Your Councilors want to hear from you. Give them a call, come to a meeting or send a message.

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• How can my organization get a banner advertising our event hung above Pacific Boulevard?
• Do you know of non-city grant sources for fixing up historic homes?
• Does the City have grant money available for making repairs to or fixing up an historic or old home?
• How can I get a flood elevation certificate for our home (for insurance quote purposes)? This would need to include flood zone info, an Albany community number and any additional elevation numbers.
• How do I attain a birth certificate if I am out of state?
• How do I contact my City Councilor?
• How many chickens can you have in the city limits?
• I am wondering if the City of Albany, possibly through Parks & Rec. offers any afterschool programs, and if so, how I might get details about it.
• I just moved here. I need to know when garbage is picked up, because I've put my cans at the curb and they haven't been emptied.
• I was wondering where the Hispanic population of Albany is represented in the 2000 Census of Race. If I could get a number of Hispanics living in Albany, I would be very grateful.
• If the City of Albany decides to spend $180,000 on a Park restroom, will it be left open year round? Why aren't the Parks restrooms left unlocked throughout the year? Do they think people don't have to use them?
• If you purchase a older home in Albany, is there such a thing as a grant to restore it?
• Is the City going to pave Main Street by the old church? (south of Fourth Avenue)
• What are the dog licensing requirements for the City of Albany?
• When will the city of Albany try to get an additional entrance to the freeway?
• Who is the economic development director for the City of Albany?
• Why is the Smith family house at 820 Fourth Ave. SW called the "Ianthe Smith House?" Ianthe Smith was a writer for the Albany Democrat-Herald and was highly regarded in Albany -- is this the reason for naming the home she lived in as hers?

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