Editing Troy, New York (section)

=== Legislative branch ===
Troy's legislative branch consists of a city council composed of seven elected members: one at-large member who represents the entire city and acts as City Council President, and six district members who represent each of the six districts of Troy. Currently, there are three Democrats and four Republicans.

Each of the six district council members serves a two-year term, and an incumbent is prohibited from serving for more than four consecutive terms (eight years). The City Council President serves a four-year term, and is prohibited from serving for more than two consecutive terms (eight years).

The council meets on the first Thursday of every month at 7:00&nbsp;pm in the City Hall council chambers. All meetings are open to the public and include a public forum period held before official business where residents can address the council on all matters directly pertaining to city government.

The current Troy City Council took office on January 1, 2024, and will serve until December 31, 2025.[https://www.troyny.gov/315/City-Council] The members are:

* Susan Steele (D– At-Large; Council President)
* Bill Keal (R – District 1)
* Ryan Brosnan (R – District 2)
* Katie Spain-McLaren (D – District 3)
* Aaron Vera (D – District 4)
* Irene Sorriento (R – District 5)
* Thomas Casey (R – District 6)