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New York State public authority · Jefferson County

1000 Islands RegionalLocal Development Corporation

Public records published under the New York State Public Authorities Law and Authorities Budget Office Policy Guidance 25‑02.

Governance

About the LDC

The corporation's founding documents, its mission and the measures it reports against.

Mission statement

The mission of the 1000 Islands Regional Local Development Corporation is to provide leadership and support responsible economic growth throughout the Thousand Islands and North Country Region of New York.

The mission statement is reviewed annually and remains posted permanently. The annual performance measurement report is filed under Projects & Property.

Required governance records

Each item names the law that requires it and how long it stays posted.

PAL §2800 · ABO Policy Guidance 10-02

Retained mission statement permanently · annual evaluation two years

Partly posted

Authority Mission Statement and Performance Measurement Report

The corporation’s mission, the measures it judges itself by, and an annual evaluation of how it performed against them.

  • Mission Statement, adopted 2 September 2026

    DOCX · 148 KB · Dated September 2, 2026 · Posted September 14, 2026

    The mission statement only. PAL §2800 also requires performance measures and an annual evaluation reporting results against them. Both were approved with the Annual Report for FY2025–2026, which has not been posted yet.

What New York State requires for this item
  • Mission statement.
  • Performance measures.
  • Annual performance evaluation indicating the status of the performance measures.
  • Reviewed annually; updated and approved as necessary.
  • The evaluation must report results against the measures established — a restatement of the measures alone is not sufficient.

Posting deadlines

  • Reviewed annually

PAL §2800 · N-PCL §1411

Retained permanently

Posted

Enabling Statute — Certificate of Incorporation

The document that created the corporation. Local development corporations post their certificate of incorporation in place of an enabling statute.

What New York State requires for this item
  • Post the current enabling statute, or an active link to it.
  • Local development corporations are to post their certificate of incorporation in lieu of an enabling statute.
  • Updated as necessary to reflect statutory amendments.

PAL §2800

Retained permanently

Posted

Authority By-laws

The rules the board operates under.

  • Amended and Restated By-laws, signed copy

    PDF · 837 KB · Dated September 2, 2026 · Posted October 21, 2026

    A scan of the signed original, without a text layer; the text version below has the same wording. The cover and closing page keep the board-review draft labels from the copy presented for adoption. The certification of adoption on the closing page is signed.

  • Amended and Restated By-laws, text version

    DOCX · 42 KB · Dated September 2, 2026 · Posted September 14, 2026

    The same text as the signed copy, without the filled-in adoption dates or the signatures.

What New York State requires for this item
  • Updated and approved as necessary.

PAL §2800 · ABO Policy Guidance 14-02

Retained permanently

Not applicable

Subsidiaries, Affiliates, and Major Authority Units

Any subsidiary the corporation has formed, with its own governance detail and a justification for its continued existence.

The corporation has not formed any subsidiary, affiliate or major authority unit. No subsidiary report is therefore posted.

What New York State requires for this item
  • Post the subsidiary report submitted to the Legislature pursuant to statute.
  • The report includes contact information, an organization chart, names of board members, directors and officers, by-laws, and a report on the purpose, operations, mission and projects of the subsidiary.

PAL §2800

Retained permanently

Awaiting document

Authority Organization Chart

How the corporation is structured.

No document is currently posted for this item.

What New York State requires for this item
  • Posts, at a minimum, the authority's executive structure and major organizational units.
  • Updated and approved as necessary.