County Administrator Corpora Announces Retirement – Served 34 Years With County

Cortland County says after three decades, County Administrator, Robert Corpora, has announced his retirement. Corpora’s last day will be on May 29th, 2025. Cortland County says Corpora has been an instrumental leader, guided the county through numerous challenges, advancements, and achievements throughout his career.

Corpora has worked in shaping county policy and services. The county says he has worked towards improving the quality of life of residents within the county while also ensuring fiscal responsibility. Work Corpora has done will leave a lasting impact, the county continued, and have played an important role in shaping Cortland County.

“On behalf of the entire Cortland County Legislature, I would like to express our deepest gratitude for Rob’s dedication to our County,” said Kevin Fitch, Chair of the Cortland County Legislature. “His leadership has been invaluable, and his legacy will continue to inspire us as we move forward.”

As to who will replace Corpora, the county will begin the search for a new County Administrator immediately.

“We are confident that with the support of our community and dedicated staff, we will continue to move Cortland County forward during this period of transition,” said County Administrator Corpora. “It has been a true privilege to serve this wonderful community.”