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Lewis County is soliciting proposals from qualified and experienced firms to update its 2009 Comprehensive Plan pursuant to General Municipal Law ยง239-D. The Countywide Smart Growth Comprehensive Plan will establish the objectives that the County wants to achieve, and will guide future sustainable growth within the region, enhance the local identity, and protect natural and cultural local resources.
Read MoreThis is a specialized professional planning position with primary work assignments focused on the areas of historic preservation, neighborhood planning and urban design. In addition to these responsibilities, the incumbent performs general professional planning duties in the office and in the field. General direction and project assignments are received from the Director of Planning, Housing and Community Development. The details of the work are independently planned and carried to completion. Work is performed independently with other planners both as support and lead staff. Supervision may be exercised over c
Read MoreNow is the time to register for Creating Connections: The 2025 Empire State Greenways Conference! If youโve been waiting to see what this yearโs conference has in store, nowโs the time to take a lookโand grab your spot. Our โConference at a Glanceโ document includes session descriptions, speaker announcements, and field trip previews.
Read MoreThe Village of Moravia has received a grant from the New York State Department of State as part of their New York Forward award, to implement improvements to multiple public facilities including Ethel Fuller Park and 875 feet of streetscape along Cayuga and Main Street. Component 1 of the project involves the improvement of the Main/Cayuga Street streetscape to support local businesses and pedestrian activity. Component 2 of the project proposes the redesign of Ethel Fuller Park to improve safety and better serve community needs. The 3rd component of the project involves day-to-day grant administration to ensure efficient implementation of the first 2 components.
Read MoreThe Town of Amherst requests Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) from qualified planning teams to assist with the management and formulation of a new comprehensive plan and related implementation tools, along with possible revisions to Town regulations and/or processes that will guide development, revitalization and sustainability in Amherst over the next 25 years. The Townโs current plan, the Amherst Bicentennial Comprehensive Plan, was initiated in 2000 and intended to guide its growth through 2018-2020. The Bicentennial Plan has served the Town well, and has been maintained and updated several times. Changing conditions and emerging trends in technology, demographics, housing, economics, mobility, land use, and lifestyles are reshaping communities and their futures. It is time to consider how these trends and others will shape Amherstโs future. The Town has completed a variety of smaller plans and initiatives over the past few years to address some of these and that can inform the new comprehensive plan. Amherst seeks to be at the forefront of understanding and leveraging these trends in order to sustain its success and continue to be a model of innovation, prosperity, and resilience, and a community of choice in the Western New York Region and in New York State.
The Transportation Planner 1 is GBNRTCโs entry level planner position. TP1s support GBNRTCs work by applying their existing skills and learning new skills through formal and informal training opportunities. Typical types of work include GIS mapping, data collection/analysis, regional traffic modeling, researching and writing reports, developing visuals that communicate data effectively and participating in public outreach opportunities.
Transportation Planner 2 is a multidisciplinary planner position that support GBNRTCโs work with GIS mapping, data collection/analysis, regional traffic modeling, researching and writing reports, developing visuals that communicate data effectively and participating in public outreach activities.
Southern Tier Central Regional Planning and Development Board (STC) is growing! We are seeking a Senior Planner to work on a wide variety of planning-related projects involving both teamwork and individual effort. This position will lead a team of planners, helping to set work priorities and provide guidance to junior-level staff. Further, this position will work on our water-related funding, working with counties and municipalities to maintain healthy watersheds and educate and assist in flood mitigation efforts. This is a unique job opportunity to work at a Regional Planning Board and provide technical assistance and training to governments and organizations within a three-county region. The full-time position is a civil service position, with a civil service exam to be given at a later date.
Learn more here: Job Posting - Senior Planner (2025)
Early Bird Registration for the 2025 Annual Conference is now open!
The conference begins the morning of Wednesday October 8 and runs through noon on Friday, October 10 in Rochester. We canโt wait to see you there!
Pricing is in effect until August 29th.
The City of Cleveland Heights seeks a qualified consultant or consultant team to produce a data-driven Housing Needs Assessment for the City of Cleveland Heights that includes community engagement.
Read MoreThe Seneca Nation Community Planning and Development Department (CPDD) invites qualified individuals and firms to submit proposals to be considered for inclusion in a Contract Grant Writer Pool.
Read MoreThe Village of Kenmore is soliciting the services of a planning consultant (Consultant) to update the Village of Kenmore Comprehensive Plan.
Read MoreChemung County is seeking an Associate Planner!
Learn more about the position here: https://chemungcountyny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/17829/Associate-Planner-1-?bidId=
The Capital District Regional Planning Commission (CDRPC) is hiring a full-time Environmental Planner to join a collaborative, mission-driven team focused on strengthening communities, protecting natural resources, and advancing sustainable development across the Capital Region
Read MoreAre you passionate about Central New York? Are you an industry leader who has experience solving community and economic development issues in Central New York? Do you have insights and ideas to share on planning and land use topics that affect how and where we live, work, and play? We invite you to submit your proposal to present at the Onondaga County Planning Federation Planning Symposium.
Read MorePartnership and collaboration are what make associations prosper! The Board of Directors are often the bridge to creating meaningful partnerships. Nina Peek, our Member at Large, serves as the liaison between APA NY Upstate Chapter and the New York Planning Federation. This month, we're spotlighting her!
Read MoreThe New York Department of State, Division of Local Government Services, is recruiting for a Local Government Specialist 2 for the Local Government Training Program.
Ideal candidates will have an education and professional background in urban and regional planning.
Read MoreCC Environment & Planning is seeking an experienced, creative, and independent Senior Planner to lead our growing practice in municipal planning, land use, and climate resilience across New York State.
Read MoreThe Office of Campus Planning seeks a Senior Architectural Planner to lead strategic campus planning and space management initiatives aligned with the Universityโs long-term goals. Reporting to the Campus Planning Manager, this role will focus on shaping the physical campus environment to support the institutionโs academic, research, and community missions. This individual will play a key role in aligning budget and capital facilities planning with the Universityโs strategic priorities.
Read MoreAPA NYU relies on volunteers like our dedicated board of directors to advance the associationโs goals. Leading that charge of dedicated volunteers is our Chapter president who sets broad policy for the association and governs its affairs. Nowโs our time to give a shout-out to Sean Maguire, APA NYU Chapter President, Sean M. Maguire, AICP CEcD
Read MoreThe New York Upstate APA's mission is to serve and support the professional, student, and citizen planning community in New York State and to improve the quality of life through the use of planning. APA members seek to implement good planning in their communities and impart the benefits of planning.
The St. Lawrence County Planning Office is seeking an entry level Planner to join a group of other professionals working in the largest County, by area, in the State. The successful candidate will have strong communication and writing skills and be familiar with GIS. Work will be varied but responsibilities include collecting and analyzing data, preparing graphic materials, assisting with community planning projects and programs, and staffing various advisory boards such as the County Planning Board, Environmental Management Council, Agricultural and Farmland Protection Board and Fair Housing Taskforce. The work is closely reviewed and is performed under direct supervision of a higher level Planner or the Director of Planning, but incumbents are allowed to work under more general supervision as they increase in professional competence.