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Proposition Ballot For Village Dissolution Plan
Posted Friday, January 22, 2010
Following is the proposition and summary of the dissolution plan for the Village of Seneca Falls. This proposition will be on the ballot for the Village of Seneca Falls election that will be held March 16, 2010. There will be a public hearing on this topic on February 8, 2010 at 6PM at the Seneca Falls Community Center, 35 Water Street.
- Download the complete proposition & summary (.doc)

Recent Town Council Meeting Minutes
Posted Friday, January 22, 2010
- Regular Meeting 12/1/09 (.pdf)
- Year-End Meeting 12/3o/09 (.pdf)

New Community Center Programs Posted
Posted Monday, January 18, 2010
- Essential Oils & Nutrition Training Program for Adults
- Lacrosse for boys & girls, cooking, snowtubing for Kids

Minutes: Special Village Board Meeting on 1/2/10
Posted Tuesday, January 5, 2010
- Minutes 1-2-10 Special Meeting (.doc)

Recent News & Highlights:

Joint Town/Village Meeting Minutes
Posted Saturday, December 18, 2009
- Minutes 12-18-09 Joint Meeting (.doc)

Recent Town Meeting Minutes Posted
Posted Monday, December 14, 2009
- Town Budget Workshop 10/7/09
- Special Town Meeting 10/8/09
- Public Hearing & Town Meeting 11/4/09
- Bridgeport Fire District 12/10/09 Meeting (.pdf)

Village of Seneca Falls Dissolution Report
Posted Tuesday, November 10, 2009
The Village of Seneca Falls Dissolution Study Report is now available at http://www.cgr.org/senecafalls/.

Annual Water Quality Report - 2008 (.pdf)
Posted Thursday, August 13, 2009
To comply with state regulations, the Village of Seneca Falls is required to issue an annual report describing the quality of drinking water. Click here to view the report for 2008 (.pdf).

Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin Visits Seneca Falls (Photos)
Posted June 4, 2009
Click here for photos from her surprise tour of the downtown area.

Seneca Falls: Investigating Options For The Future
Posted Friday, May 22, 2009
An informational website provided by CGR, the consulting firm working with the Village of Seneca Falls Dissolution Committee.

Notice to Village Residents:
Schedule Your Bulky Rubbish Pickup
BEFORE Placing Items at the Curb
Posted Thursday, May 1, 2008
To better serve our residents, we pick up bulky rubbish by appointment – all year long! Each resident is allowed two scheduled pickups per year. To arrange your pickup, simply call Village Hall. Please remember that some household items, such as televisions and computers are considered hazardous waste and cannot be picked-up. Ask Village staff if you have questions. Please remember that bulky rubbish should be placed at the curb NO MORE THAN 48 hours in advance. Placing items out too early is a code violation, and can result in a citation and/or a fine. Bulky rubbish consists of large household items that cannot be disposed of in regular weekly trash pick-ups. Hazardous waste cannot be accepted, such as computers, TVs, paint, chemicals, or oils. Up to 4 tires CAN be accepted, if they are kept separate from other debris. Construction or demolition debris IS NOT permitted.

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Officer Sue Hawker Honored
Seneca Falls Police Officer Susan Hawker was honored as the first female officer in Seneca Falls when her service began in 1994 with a bust on the Frank Ludovico Sculpture Trail recently. Photo by Linda Solan.