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Continue reading →: Excellence Recognized: Nicole Yaggle Honored with 2025 NYSAPCSO Merit & Fitness AwardSaratoga Springs, NY — June 2, 2025 — In a heartwarming and well-deserved celebration, the New York State Association of Personnel and Civil Service Officers (NYSAPCSO) proudly presented the 2025 Merit & Fitness Award—the Association’s highest honor—to Nicole Yaggle of Montgomery County. This prestigious award, given annually, recognizes a civil…
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Continue reading →: Get Ready for Saratoga! Final Details for the 2025 NYSAPCSO Annual ConferenceDear NYSAPCSO Conference Attendees, We’re just days away from coming together in Saratoga Springs for the 2025 NYSAPCSO Annual Conference, and we can’t wait to welcome you! To help you get the most out of the event, here are some important highlights and reminders: 📱 Full Agenda & Conference AppAll…
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Continue reading →: Member Spotlight: Andrea Guzzetta ZuryAndrea Guzzetta Zury is a dedicated public servant with over 20 years of experience in local government and a passion for building strong, effective teams. Andrea currently serves as the Human Resources Director for Monroe County, a position she’s held since 2020—stepping into the role just as the world faced…
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Continue reading →: Member Spotlight: Caitlyn SmithCaitlyn Smith, a dynamic professional who brings both heart and strategy to her work in public service. Raised on a small dairy farm in Lewis County—a region known for having “more cows than people”—Caitlyn’s strong work ethic was shaped by early mornings in the barn and a deep connection to…
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Continue reading →: Member Spotlight: Kim BrumleyWith over three decades of public service experience, Kim Brumley has dedicated her career to building stronger communities through accountability, empathy, and a deep commitment to civic engagement. Her journey began in 1993, and since then, she has held numerous leadership roles in both city government and the local school…
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Continue reading →: Member Spotlight: Kimberly KinblomKimberly Kinblom’s commitment to public service runs deep—not just professionally, but personally as well. Born and raised in Clinton County, Kimberly is now raising her own family in the same community that shaped her, continuing a proud family tradition of public service. “It means the world to me to be…
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Continue reading →: Member Spotlight: Jackie FigueroaJackie Figueroa’s career in Human Resources may have started with a simple question, but her journey since then has been anything but ordinary. Born and raised in Essex County, Jackie attended Lynchburg College in Virginia—now the University of Lynchburg. After graduating, she returned home and spent nearly two years working…
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Continue reading →: Member Spotlight: Kim GodreauFrom stenographer to globe-trotting personal assistant to the cornerstone of Franklin County’s civil service operation, Kim Godreau’s career is nothing short of inspiring. Her professional path, rooted in the merit system, exemplifies the power of opportunity, determination, and community impact. Kim’s civil service journey began right after high school, when…
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Continue reading →: Member Spotlight: David CouryFor David Coury, public service isn’t just a job—it’s a journey marked by growth, gratitude, and a deep belief in the merit system. A proud native of Oneonta, David began his career with the City of Oneonta in 2005, originally hired in the Recreation Department. Over nearly a decade, he…
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Continue reading →: Member Spotlight: Paul EldridgeWhen it comes to dedication, institutional knowledge, and a deep commitment to public service, few can match the legacy of Paul Eldridge. With more than four decades of leadership in Putnam County and a career that spans nearly 50 years, Paul has been a pillar of the civil service community…






