Menands, NY – Assemblymember Phil Steck (D-Colonie) is pleased to announce that Kasselman Electric, a trusted electrical contracting company based in Menands, has been added to the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry. The registry recognizes long-standing businesses that have contributed significantly to the history, economy, and character of New York State. Kasselman Electric’s recent milestone – celebrating its 75th anniversary – makes its inclusion in the registry especially meaningful. Assemblymember Steck nominated the company in recognition of its lasting impact on the community and industry.

“For 75 years, Kasselman Electric has embodied the values that this registry was created to honor,” said Assemblymember Steck. “From providing essential services to supporting the local economy and employing generations of New Yorkers, Kasselman Electric stands as a pillar in Menands and a valuable contributor to our state’s heritage.”

Founded in 1948, Kasselman Electric has become a respected leader in the electrical contracting industry, offering services to commercial, industrial, and residential clients throughout New York State. The company’s legacy of quality and customer service has been complemented by its ongoing support of local projects and initiatives, reinforcing its strong ties to the Menands community and the broader Capital Region.

Brian Marsh, Mayor of Menands, expressed his pride in Kasselman’s contributions: “Kasselman Electric exemplifies the spirit of our local businesses. Their leadership, commitment to high standards, and investment in our community have left a positive impact. I’m thrilled to see them honored in this way, and I look forward to their continued contributions to our region.”

The New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry was established to celebrate businesses that have operated for at least 50 years and have left a positive impact on their communities. Kasselman Electric’s inclusion highlights its role as a historic business and an enduring presence in the local economy.