Broome County Executive Jason Garnar delivered his State of the County Address Thursday night.
In his speech, he highlighted the county's decreases in overdoses and unemployment, while also touting a lower property tax rate.
He also talked about major planned projects for this year.
Some of those are happening at the Greater Binghamton Airport, Grippen Park and the Veterans Resource Center.
This was Garnar's first State of the County since being reelected to a third term in 2024.
The Lowering Egg Prices Act would address federal regulations that require farmers to refrigerate eggs immediately after they are laid.
This comes as the city continues to deal with a housing crisis.
Republicans have maintained the project would’ve created economic opportunities for the state and region.
Hundreds gathered to discuss the region’s most-pressing needs in energy, telecom, flood mitigation and cybersecurity.
The Associated Press had declared Josh Riley the winner the day after Election Day.
Residents will see their taxes go down for a sixth straight year.
