Events

SCCCMA holds two conferences a year, in January and in May, with the goal of providing professional development and networking opportunities for our members.

New York’s State Environmental Quality Review Act impacts nearly every decision you’ll face as a community development player. Getting SEQR right is critical to addressing development projects—whether you’re working to advance a development, or to stop one that doesn’t align with your community’s value.

The New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials (NYCOM) is an association of, and for, cities and villages in New York. Since 1910, NYCOM has united local government officials in an active statewide network focused on the singular purpose of finding the most effective means of providing essential municipal services.

The NYWEA is a Member Association of the international Water Environment Federation which is comprised of 64 member associations, (19 of which are international) 6 recognized operator associations and affiliation with 3 additional corresponding international organizations.

Join fellow municipal leaders from across New York State at this year’s annual conference, where we honor the 250th anniversary of America's founding—a moment to reflect on our shared history while preparing for the challenges ahead.

Established in 1976, the South Carolina Rural Water Association (SCRWA) is a non-profit trade association that assists water and wastewater systems with on-site technical assistance, training and much more.

Comprehensive plans are amazing tools to facilitate development of a community vision, and charting a road map toward realizing your priorities. Developing the plan can be an exciting and valuable community-driven exercise, and when done well, can streamline implementation.

The 44th Annual Greater Buffalo Environmental Conference (GBEC) is scheduled for Tuesday, March 10, 2026 at the Hyatt Regency Buffalo Hotel and Conference Center in downtown Buffalo, New York.

Join the New York State Chapter of the American Public Works Association for their 2026 Annual Conference on March 17 – 19, 2026 in Utica, New York.

Motion this, second that…do we have a quorum? Does it matter? What are your obligations as a board member relative to public participation, and creating a strong public record? The operations of a public body can be complex at times, but a sound procedural playbook will help you navigate nearly any challenge.

First held in 1998, the Annual Joint Seminar has become one of the premier environmental gatherings for environmental professionals in New York. This event typically draws over 250 participants, including industrial EHS managers, consultants, state and local regulators, environmental contractors, and a variety of service providers.

Our annual LGC attracts 500 or more local government officials, both from the region and beyond, that attend for training and to interact with speakers, exhibitors, and sponsors that are local government-focused.

New York State’s regulations, and specifically those that allocate local authority are constantly evolving. How can planning boards, zoning boards, and local development staff address the growing popularity of solar energy solutions, while protecting the quality of life of your community?

SEDC's Meet the Consultants: #AmericanSouth Site Selection Summit is a premier national event, bringing together Site Selection Consultants and economic development experts.

SCCCMA holds two conferences a year, in January and in May, with the goal of providing professional development and networking opportunities for our members.

Wetlands are among the most critical ecological assets in any community. New York State has taken a proactive stance on regulating development impacts that could threaten the environmental value of these key areas.