Oswego County Administrator Philip Church
Oswego County, NY
Joined March 2011
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23 counties in New York State have a county administrator or manager, hired by the legislative body, to run the countless day-to-day functions of county government.
We sat down with the President of the NYS County Administrators Association, Greene County Administrator Shaun Groden to find out what the a typical day looks like. Spoilers... there IS no typical day in county government.
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County governments are the front line of service delivery for millions of New Yorkers.
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On Sunday Feb. 22 I had the moving and unforgettable opportunity to honor fallen veterans by laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery on behalf of the New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC). Video in link.
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New York is protecting carbon-free energy, good jobs, and grid reliability. We applaud @GovKathyHochul & the @NYSDPS for approving the ZEC program and supporting NY’s nuclear plants!
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The PSC’s decision ensures the preservation of reliable, carbon-free electricity that accounts for nearly half of New York’s zero-emission power supply, while safeguarding thousands of good-paying union jobs and strengthening local economies across the state.
Phil Church, Oswego County Adm. retweeted
@CarbonFreeNY Coalition Applauds Gov @KathyHochul and @NYSDPS for Continued Support of New York’s Existing #Nuclear Power Plants. Approval of Zero-Emission Credit (ZEC) Program Safeguards Energy Affordability and Reliability, Economic Investment, and 14,400 Jobs. (link at bottom)
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This #MemberMonday, we’re giving a shoutout to the county emergency managers, highway department crews, and public works teams across New York State who worked tirelessly over the weekend—and continue to work—responding to and recovering from the massive snowstorm that impacted communities around the state.
From coordinating emergency response and keeping residents informed, to plowing roads, clearing critical infrastructure, and restoring access for first responders, these county professionals stepped up under tough conditions to keep New Yorkers safe.
Your long hours, professionalism, and commitment to public service do not go unnoticed. Thank you for being on the front lines when it matters most and for showing, once again, why counties are essential. #NYCountiesLead
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New York Gov. Hochul expands #nuclear aspirations to 8-GW fleet #BuildNuclearNow utilitydive.com/news/new-yor… via @UtilityDive
