**Hogan told Democracywise in Feburary that he plans to run again for his Council seat after considering running for mayor**
 
Occupation —  teaching assistant for the Syracuse City School District and a School Based Intervention Team member for the school district; former deputy commissioner, Syracuse City Parks and Recreation Departmen
 
Education — A.A.S. from Onondaga Community College.
 
Family — one son.
 
Community Involvement — Syracuse Jazz Fest; Arts in Education; NYS Rhythm and Blues Fest; Festa Italiana; the Downtown Advisory Board; The Latino Festival; St. Patrick's school and CYO basketball coach; member, St. Patrick's Parade Committee.
 

Committees — Chair: Airport; Member: Neighborhood Preservation, Downtown & Metropolitan Planning; Education & Human Development, Public Safety

Democracywise coverage of Hogan:

Common Council Has Field of Choices for Voters

Office

Room 314 City Hall

Syracuse, NY 13202

315-448-8466

Residence

314 Avery Avenue

Syracuse, NY 13204

468-3880

Northwestern region of the city

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