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Cortland, New York is a city located in Cortland County, New York, United States. As of the 2020 census, the population was approximately 19,000 people. Here is some information about the government of Cortland, New York:
Mayor: The Mayor of Cortland is Brian Tobin. He was elected in 2019 and serves a four-year term.
City Council: The Cortland City Council is composed of seven members, each representing a different ward in the city. The council members are:
- Ward 1: Michael Smith
- Ward 2: James Mastin
- Ward 3: Susan Morse
- Ward 4: James R. Smith
- Ward 5: Michael J. McGowan
- Ward 6: Thomas J. Connors
- Ward 7: David J. Murphy
City Government: The city government of Cortland is responsible for providing various services to the community, including:
- Public Safety: The Cortland Police Department and the Cortland Fire Department provide law enforcement and fire protection services to the city.
- Public Works: The city's Public Works Department is responsible for maintaining the city's infrastructure, including roads, sidewalks, and utilities.
- Parks and Recreation: The city's Parks and Recreation Department operates several parks and recreational facilities, including the Cortland Community Park and the Cortland Public Library.
- Planning and Development: The city's Planning and Development Department is responsible for reviewing and approving development projects, as well as planning for the city's future growth and development.
County Government: Cortland County is a separate government entity that provides services such as:
- Law Enforcement: The Cortland County Sheriff's Office provides law enforcement services to the county.
- Public Health: The Cortland County Health Department provides public health services, including disease prevention and control, and environmental health services.
- Social Services: The Cortland County Department of Social Services provides assistance to low-income families, children, and individuals with disabilities.
State and Federal Government: Cortland, New York is represented in the New York State Senate by Senator John C. Mannion (D-50th District) and in the New York State Assembly by Assemblymember William A. Barclay (R-120th District). The city is also represented in the United States House of Representatives by Representative John Katko (R-24th District).