Congratulations once again to our 2018 Award Honorees & thank you to our
2018 sponsors! Check out photos from that evening here!

Annual Meeting - Wednesday, January 16, 2019
Hilton Garden Inn Troy - 11:45 A.M. Registration

Join Capital Region BOMA for a legislative update from Rensselaer
County Executive Steven F. McLaughlin. Hear how you and your 
business may be affected by 2018's midterm election results.

Registration can be found HERE

Please contact Ashley if you would like to pay via check or cash
crboma@caphill.com | (518) 694-5016


Chief Executive Officer Steven F. McLaughlin

Steve McLaughlin has earned a reputation as an advocate for upstate residents and improving the quality of life in Rensselaer County during his service in the New York State Assembly. Following election in November, Steve began service as Rensselaer County Executive on January 1, 2018. 

McLaughlin attended the Florida Institute of Technology and earned commercial and instrument aircraft ratings. He then studied finance at Arizona State University. He earned a B.A. degree from Empire State College (State University of New York) and an M.B.A. from the University of Phoenix.

His work to improve quality of life and economic opportunity for residents has been recognized with a ranking as the #1 Pro-Business Legislator by the National Federation of Independent Business, endorsements by the New York Rifle and Pistol Association, and other business and sportsman organizations. Steve has also been recognized for opposing destructive policies that jeopardize the state’s economy and personal freedoms.

In 2017, Steve was elected as Rensselaer County Executive, pledging to revitalize and reenergize county government, continue fiscally responsible policies and advocate for the county and upstate residents. He looks forward to serving Rensselaer County residents during the coming four-year term.

Please contact Ashley Weaver if your company would like to sponsor a CRBOMA event

crboma@caphill.com | (518) 694-5016

General Clean Fill for Sale

The North Colonie Central School District has recently completed Phase 1 of a large capital improvement project that included significant site improvements including a new synthetic turf football field and the expansion of Shaker Junior High School into Shaker Middle School. These improvements have resulted in a surplus of approximately 18,000 to 22,000 cubic yards of General Clean Fill that the District is preparing to dispose of through public bid.

Specifications and bid forms may be obtained on the North Colonie District website, northcolonie.org. Click on the District Services tab, and on the Purchasing Page. For questions, please contact Steve Zautner, Business Manager at szautner@ncolonie.org, or 518-785-8591, ext 3105.