Hudson Park Neighborhood Association

We hear about the great historical links to the mighty Hudson River and some great ideas for being able to reconnect our great city to this amazing resource in the future. So gather up all those ideas, register for the April 29th event, and let’s start to turn those ideas into reality. Sign up below!

Spring is finally upon us and we're thrilled to have Carole Henry from Cornell Cooperative Extension to give us some ideas about container gardening. Registration is required for this Zoom event. You'll be able to dress up your planters, tree beds, and gardens just in time for our re-imagined 2021 House & Garden Tour: Stoop Stroll edition. The attendance caps at 100 guests so make sure to sign up before the slots run out. Stay tuned for more details on the House & Garden Tour. We've been working with our friends Center Square Association and Historic Albany Foundation to keep this great tradition alive. Happy Gardening! https://cornell.zoom.us//tJUpdu-ppz4iEtwJOLXLhgyJV_axdwZDf

Good things are coming back this summer!

Warmer weather means more time outside and on the playground for our community’s children. What would you and your kids like to see included? Opportunities coming soon to provide feedback so stay tuned!

Moderna appointments available! Check it out at the link if you’re waiting for a vaccine. https://apps2.health.ny.gov/doh2/applinks/cdmspr/2/counties

Save Wednesday night on February 17th for a chance to meet the candidates running for the 6th and 7th ward. Links for attending are below. Login to learn about the fine folks running in your ward.

Heads up neighbors! Have you seen the individual in the photos shared by Albany Police Department? This would have been back in May 2020 at Hamilton St and S. Swan St.

It’s definitely top of mind. Thank you, Albany Common Council Member Richard Conti for passing this along.

Friends, we only have a few hours left of 2020 and boy, has it been a year. It’s only with your support and encouragement that we’ve made it through to today. Raising our glass to you! #byebye2020

Want to pass along info from Matthew Peter for Albany for small business owners that have been affected by Covid.

Heads up folks! We have the potential for severe weather on Thursday and Friday with high rainfall totals being predicted. If you live in a flood prone area be sure to plan for potential rising water on streets and in basements.

2020 isn’t willing to go easily so, of course, we have the potential for severe weather on Thursday and Friday. Important info from Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan concerning the impending rain storm and the possibility of flooding. Check out the details below and make sure that you’re prepared if you live in flood prone areas.

It is sometimes very easy to criticize the task of snow removal in the City of Albany, especially after a large snowfall. It’s a complex system that requires a ton of coordination from city agencies and city residents in order to work properly. The City of Albany Department of General Services, Albany Police, and Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan’s team all work in conjunction to execute this plan. Is it perfect? Of course not but we only need to compare this to some of our neighboring cities to understand how things can be much worse.