Local roads and bridges account for 87% of the roads, 52% of the bridges, and 48% of the vehicle mileage logged in New York State. Local roads and bridges are a vital and indispensable part of our transportation infrastructure.  Local roads matter to every New Yorker—they generate jobs and support employment, they enable us to travel to work, school, doctor offices, airports, dinner, and ballgames; for truckers to deliver goods and tourists to visit our cities. Local roads are crucial to New York’s mobility and matter to all of us. Visit the Local Roads Matter Website today for up-to-date information on our Advocacy Campaign!

55 Counties at 100th Anniversary Summer Conference in Saratoga Springs
Commissioners, Superintendents, county representatives, past presidents, lifetime members, affiliate members, and their families all gathered in Saratoga Springs for the 2009, 100th Anniversary Summer Conference & Celebration on August 30-September 2.  Click here to view our photo slide show.

Interested in becoming a member? Download our membership brochure and complete the application today! Above all else, membership in the New York State County Highway Superintendents Association is your link to your colleagues throughout the state. Through membership, tapping the expertise of fellow members is just a phone call away. As a member, you will be given the Association’s annual yearbook, which contains a complete directory of County Highway Superintendents, Commissioners of Public Works and industry representatives, as well as a wealth of other useful information. Click here to read more.