New York State Conference of Mayors select Hornell Mayor, a “tremendous asset”
From the NYCOM, pictured is Mayor John Buckley accepting a Leadership Award in 2022
(ALBANY, NY) Mayor John Buckley of the City of Hornell has been appointed to serve on the Executive Committee of the New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials (NYCOM). Mayor Kathy Sheehan of the City of Albany, President of NYCOM, made the selection.
In announcing the appointment, Mayor Sheehan stated, “Mayor Buckley’s experience and expertise will align perfectly with NYCOM’s commitment to supporting and strengthening our communities and fostering effective governance at the local level. He will be a tremendous asset to NYCOM as we work to advance our statewide agenda.”
“As a trusted resource for cities and villages throughout New York, NYCOM remains dedicated to its mission of empowering local officials to make informed decisions, drive positive change and build thriving communities,” said Mayor Buckley. “I have seen first-hand how this organization works diligently on our behalf and seeks input from its members about the most pressing issues we face. I am honored to be appointed to this leadership position within NYCOM.”
John Buckley was first elected Mayor of the City of Hornell in 2017 and was reelected in 2021. Before holding the office of Mayor, he served as City Alderman for eight years and was also the Deputy Mayor during four of those years. Mayor Buckley first got involved in Hornell government while serving on the City’s Zoning Board of Appeals. He is also a member of NYCOM’s Employee Relations and Public Safety Policy Committee.
In 2022, NYCOM awarded Mayor Buckley with a Leadership Award after completion of level two of the Elected Officials Academy:
