Olean's Mayor Aiello Ascends to NYCOM Leadership, Aiming to Boost Local Governance

Mayor William J. Aiello of Olean has been named the Second Vice President of the New York State Conference of Mayors (NYCOM). The NYCOM Executive Committee in Albany, NY, made this appointment. In his new role, Mayor Aiello will hold a key position in an organization that advocates for cities and villages throughout New York State.

NYCOM President and Albany Mayor Kathy M. Sheehan commended Aiello's appointment. She noted the vital role of municipal governments in managing public safety and property taxes. Sheehan is confident that Aiello's extensive experience and dedication will benefit NYCOM's goals and strengthen the organization.

Mayor Aiello expressed his gratitude for the appointment and the opportunity to serve. He highlighted the support that the City of Olean has gained from NYCOM's legislative efforts and its commitment to aiding local officials. Aiello is eager to work with his colleagues to promote positive changes and enhance NYCOM’s support for local governance.

Mayor Aiello has been serving the public for many years. He was elected Mayor of Olean in 2013, after serving in the Cattaraugus County Legislature from 2008 to 2013. He also had a 32-year career with the Olean Police Department, retiring as a Captain, and continued to serve in various roles with the State of New York Police Juvenile Officers Association.

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