NYSAC recently completed it's 2021 Fall Seminar in Syracuse, Onondaga County on September 13-15, 2021 at the Syracuse Marriott Downtown.  If you were unable to attend the conference, please review our list below of presentations offered at a number of our workshops.

Workshop Presentations:

• Broadband1
• Broadband 2
• Cannabis
• Census and Redistricting
• Climate Leadership
• Climate Targets
• Cryptocurrency and Blockchain
• Unseen Scars of Covid-19: Mental Health Issues
• Cyber Security
• Vehicle Electrification 1
• Vehicle Electrification 2
• Diversity Policy 1
• Diversity Policy 2
• Diversity Policy 3
• Energy Siting
• Energy Siting Solar
• Lessons Learned from Covid-19
• EMS 1
• EMS 2
• Maximizing the American Rescue Plan Funds
• Maximizing the American Rescue Plan Funds 2
• Policing
• Recycling 1
• Recycling 2
• Recycling 3
• Recycling 4
• Safeguarding Data
• Social Media Tips and Tricks

Fall Seminar Quick Links:

Photos From the Fall Seminar

Learn About Our Workshop Sponsors and How They Can Help With Your Product and Service Needs

• Google Cloud
• Absolute Auctions
• CHA
• eBizDocs
• Enterprise Fleet Management
• MEGA
• Aetna
• LaBella
• PKF O'Connor Davies
• Siemens
• Weedmaps

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A core function of NYSAC is to provide education and training to our members, and doing so in a safe manner is essential.

Based on the current data and trends in this region, NYSAC is going to follow the recommended Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's masking guidelines along with the New York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO) guidance, which provides for all attendees (members, staff, and visitors) to wear masks indoors while at this event. 

NYSAC will take additional steps as safety precautions including but not limited to:

• Providing disposal masks throughout the conference
• Providing hand sanitizing stations at the conference
• Providing expansive spacing where possible with workshop room set up
• Providing sneeze guard barriers at each registration desk station
• Providing social distancing reminders in areas that have crowds
• Eliminating all buffet style meals, and moving to a service system 

We will continue to monitor this public safety matter and dependent on county, state, or CDC changes, and in consultation with Onondaga County, these policies may be subject to change. NYSAC looks forward to a positive, educational, and safe conference with you all.