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NYSAOTSOH Social Media Guidelines
Adopted May 4, 2017

New York State Association of Town Superintendents of Highway (NYSAOTSOH)’s social media sites are places where we encourage interaction and discussion between members, friends and anyone interested in the NYSAOTSOH. If your enquiry is urgent please contact Association Headquarters at (518) 426-1023. We make reasonable efforts to monitor part

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We also reserve the right to terminate involvement by users who post such content. The views and opinions expressed on NYSAOTSOH’s social media sites do not necessarily represent those of the NYSAOTSOH. Therefore, we cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or reliability of information posted by external parties. By submitting content to NYSAOTSOH’s social media sites, you understand and acknowledge that this information is available to the public. For your safety, never include your phone number, email, address or other personal information in a post. As well as the above, it’s also worth taking note of Facebook’s terms of use.

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The “Sea of Orange” descends again in Albany to fight for safe local roads and bridges. Donning their trademark safety...
03/05/2025

The “Sea of Orange” descends again in Albany to fight for safe local roads and bridges.

Donning their trademark safety-orange shirts, more than 700 local highways leaders rallied in Albany today with Legislative leaders, calling for $250 million to be added to the state budget for local roads. Shout out to committee chairs Assemblyman William Magnarelli and Senator Jeremy Cooney (and several of their colleagues) for standing up for local highway departments, who maintain 87% of New York’s highways, roads and bridges.

03/05/2025
03/05/2025
Local Roads Are Essential! Over 700 Highway Professionals came to Albany yesterday and today to advocate for an addition...
03/05/2025

Local Roads Are Essential!
Over 700 Highway Professionals came to Albany yesterday and today to advocate for an additional $250 million of CHIPS funding. The CHIPS program is equitably distributed to every municipality in NY and is critical to help maintain transportation infrastructure for the traveling public.

03/04/2025

Local Officials from Westchester and Putnam Counties count on CHIPS funding to keep our roads safe! Please let your local representatives know that Local Roads Matter!

02/28/2025
Local Chemung County Highway Professionals and Legislators Press Conference Advocating for More Local Road, Bridge and C...
02/28/2025

Local Chemung County Highway Professionals and Legislators Press Conference Advocating for More Local Road, Bridge and Culvert Funding. Hope to see everyone next week in Albany at Advocacy Day!

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