Laberge Group is proud to announce securing $400,000 for the Village of Kiryas Joel to continue the P.A.T.H.(Providing Assistance to Homebuyers) program. Funding was secured through the New York State Office of Community Renewal as part of the 2014 NYS CDBG Competitive Housing Round. With CDBG funding, the P.A.T.H. project will be administered by the […]
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Labarge group uses ground penetrating radar to assess community pool rehabilitation project. The Town of Hoosick operates a municipal pool located off Barton Lane in the Village of Hoosick Falls. The pool was originally constructed in 1967, and in 1997 the pool life was prolonged using a vinyl liner. The rehabilitation project aimed to revitalize
Weir Reynolds Community Pool Rehabilitation Project. Town of Hoosick, New York Read More »
Laberge Group was recently hired by Otsego County to create a strategic plan. To read the entire article published by The Daily Star, County allots $48K for strategic-plan consultant – The Daily Star_ Local News_6.15
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The 2014 Olympic Games are about to begin, and these athletes have been training for years to be ready for this monumental event. There are no excuses for not being ready; there is no one to blame … no one to shoulder that responsibility but the athlete. For the past three years, the “grant game” in New York State has
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In an era of declining municipal revenues and rising fixed costs, the importance of effectively managing the delivery of municipal services cannot be overstated. This is especially true of highway services, which encompass both significant human capital resources and a vast array of costly specialty equipment, all requiring skilled management in order to effectively meet
One Size Does Not Fit All: Chemung County’s Hybrid Approach to Shared Highway Services Read More »
Part of this historically higher rate of taxation is due to the fact that New York has many more local governments and agencies than most states. In fact, New York has more than 10 percent of its working population occupying local government positions, compared to the national average of 7 percent. Employment-wise, local governments across
Shared Public Services Reduce Local Municipal Costs Read More »
