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Rome, NY | What Did the Mayor Actually Say? (And What Questions Do We Still Have?)
On March 26, 2026, Mayor Jeff Lanigan held a public town hall at City Hall — two hours, department heads, open questions from the room. I watched it. I took notes. And I walked away with questions. In this video I break down where Rome actually stands right now, walk through the four priorities the Mayor laid out (Chobani, the Legacy Center, public nuisance and community safety, and the parks plan) and tell you exactly what I still need to know before I feel good about it. Rome is at a pivot point. The decisions being made right now will shape this city for the next ten to twenty years. We deserve to understand them as they happen. That's what this channel is for. blairgenther.com for the full fiscal report, source documents, and the video series Join the Rome Civic Forum on Facebook for the conversation #RomeNY #RomeNewYork #CivicAccountability #LocalGovernment #UpstateNY #RomeNYpolitics
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