South End Neighborhood Association
Neighbors working together for a community of choice
Winter Storm Safety
If you see someone on the street, Joseph House Outreach Services can be of assistance. If you see someone in medical emergency, or have an emergency yourself, dial 9-1-1.
Unhoused residents can walk into the Capital City Resue Mission at 259 South Pearl Street and Safe Haven Drop-In Center at 26 South Swan Street
HATAS Homeless Hotline: 518-463-2124
Josephs House Outreach Services offer emergency provisions and shelter navigation for the unhoused during Cold Blue emergencies: 518-495-0663
Albany’s Non-Emergency Line: 518-438-4000
Albany Water Department Dispatch: 518-434-5322
South End Neighborhood Association January 2026
South End Neighborhood Association Meeting
- Introductions
- Announcements
- APD Updates
- Waste Management representatives (Joe Bonilla, Jeff, Chris, and Warren) will present information on its operations at the Port of Albany in addition to seeking Community Input on the concept to expand its operation at the Port of Albany to accept Municipal Solid Waste. Community concerns, questions and input is strongly encouraged.
South End Neighborhood Association Meeting
South End Neighborhood Association Meeting
Lincoln Park Pool Closed July 10th and July 11th
Lincoln Park Pool Closed July 10th and July 11th
The City of Albany’s 10 spray pads are open each day from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to provide a fun way to find relief from the warm weather.
Black Lives Matter Park
484 Livingston Avenue
Hackett Park Spray Pool
North First Street
Krank Park Spray Pool
65 First Avenue
Upper Lincoln Spray Pool
Morton and Delaware Avenues
North Swan Street Park
Corner of North Swan and Second Street
Ridgefield Park
316 Partridge Street
Rosemont Park
92 Rosemont Street
Sheridan and Dove Spray Pool
Sheridan Avenue and Dove Street
Westland Hills Spray Pool
Colvin Avenue at Central, Austain, and Lincoln
Clinton Market Collective (brought to you by Capitalize Albany)
Clinton Avenue at Broadway, and S. Pearl
Downtown Albany Strategy Championing Albany's Potential (CAP) Initiative,
Governor Hochul recently launched the Downtown Albany Strategy, part of the Championing Albany's Potential (CAP) Initiative, to identify actionable steps that will improve economic vibrancy, public safety, housing, and quality of life. It will focus on tangible projects and policies that align public programs and unlock private investment.
- Arbor Hill Focus Group will be centered on opportunities for catalytic investment and redevelopment in Arbor Hill, West Hill, and along Henry Johnson Boulevard
- Central Avenue Focus Group will be centered on opportunities for catalytic investment and redevelopment around the intersection of Lark Street and Central Avenue, including along Washington Avenue, Central Avenue, and Lark Street
- Central Business District Focus Group will be centered on opportunities for catalytic investment and redevelopment in Downtown Albany’s Business Improvement District
- South End Focus Group will be centered on opportunities for catalytic investment and redevelopment along Madison Avenue and Albany’s South End
- Warehouse District Focus Group will be centered on opportunities for catalytic investment and redevelopment in Albany’s Warehouse District and North Albany neighborhoods
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