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October 28 & 29 at the Empire State Plaza in Albany

Upcoming Events

Oct 21, 2026 — Oct 22, 2026
10:00
AM ET
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3:00
PM ET
Empire State Plaza Concourse
Oct 31, 2026
4:00
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7:00
PM ET

Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State Office Building
163 W 125th Street
Harlem, NY 10027
United States

Reconnect the Empire State Plaza
Wayfinding Project

We need your help!

On view through December 2026, OGS has installed wayfinding mockups on the South Concourse near the intersection of the Corning Tower and Agency Buildings 1 and 2. If you pass through this area, please take a moment to explore the mockups and share your thoughts. Scan the QR code nearby to take a quick 10-question survey. Your feedback will help create a more efficient, engaging, and enhanced navigation experience for everyone who visits this historic space. Thank you!
Mockup wayfinding sign for the New York State Capitol.

Work at the Office of General Services We're Hiring

The OGS Student Internship Program is a great way for students to gain valuable experience in their field of study.

Reconnect the Empire State Plaza

A Shared, Connected, and Inclusive Vision

In 2025, Governor Kathy Hochul announced the $400-million Championing Albany’s Potential (CAP) Initiative to reinvigorate Downtown Albany through strategic investments in infrastructure, public spaces, and economic development.

As part of the CAP initiative, OGS is leading the Reconnect the Empire State Plaza project, a community-focused vision to make the Plaza more inclusive and accessible, and connected to surrounding neighborhoods, backed by a $25 million investment from Governor Hochul.

The result is a visionary report that reimagines the 98-acre Empire State Plaza as a more welcoming, active, and inviting space for workers, visitors, and neighbors.
A rendering of the Swan Street Porch project with enhanced pedestrian and green space.

New eligibility for energy assistance!
Energy Affordability Program

If you pay for electricity or natural gas through one of the state's utility companies, you may qualify for savings! Half of all New York households are now eligible for relief through the Energy Affordability Program (EAP), which provides customers with utility bill discounts they can count on each month.
A woman smiles as the adjusts the temperature on her thermostat. Text over the image: "Don't think you qualify for discounts on your energy bills? Think again! Half of households qualify. Learn more at ny.gov/eap.

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