Plattsburgh Cancels Off-Site Town Board Work Session

Thursday, May 14, 2026 at 4:02 AM

The Town of Plattsburgh has canceled a planned off-site Town Board work session that had been scheduled for today at the Cumberland Head Fire Station. Town officials say the meeting was called off because of unforeseen issues involving board quorum availability. The off-site sessions are part of an effort to bring Town Board discussions into local neighborhoods and improve community access to government meetings. The next regularly scheduled Town Board meeting is set for May 21 at Town Hall on Banker Road.

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