Mayor's Office

The City of Plattsburgh is pleased to announce the Grand Marshals of the 2023 Holiday Parade; Stan and Chris Ransom.

The City of Plattsburgh marked the conclusion of the Margaret Street construction project this past weekend with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. The City would like to issue a reminder to those traveling downtown to be aware of the new traffic pattern on Margaret Street.

Something magical is coming back to Margaret Street on Saturday December 2nd! The City of Plattsburgh and The Strand Center for the Arts are teaming up once again to bring a day full of festive activities and holiday cheer.

The City of Plattsburgh proudly announces that it has been awarded Bronze Certification by the New York State Climate Smart Community (CSC) program; a landmark achievement. This status was gained on October 2, 2023 with an official announcement by Governor Kathy Hochul.

On Saturday October 28th at 10:30AM, local, state and federal officials will officially mark the end of the Margaret Street Construction project alongside lead project engineers at C&S Companies, and lead contractor, Rifenburg Construction. The public is welcome to attend this brief ceremony and ribbon cutting which will be held in Margaret Street near the corner of Margaret Street and Protection Avenue.

The City of Plattsburgh is excited to announce that it now hosts a selection of works from the SUNY Plattsburgh Art Museum, and invites the public to view the works Monday to Friday between 8:00AM and 4:00PM.

On Saturday October 28th, the City of Plattsburgh will be full of spooks, treats and maybe even a few tricks! The fourth annual Downtown Trick or Treat event will be held on Saturday October 28th from 12:00-2:00PM.

At the Thursday September 7th Common Council meeting, City Councilors voted to adopt the City’s Comprehensive Plan, a document that sets the City’s vision for an equitable, vibrant, resilient community, steeped in history and culture, with walkable neighborhoods and abundant mix of housing options with an emphasis placed on affordable, safe and accessible housing. The last Comprehensive Plan that was adopted by the Common Council was revised in 1999.