Category Archives: Town Board News

On March 9th, the Board heard from John Rosinski about a DEC rule that expanded deer hunting to include the week between Christmas and New Year, effectively closing the woods during this important week for families who like outdoor sports. He asked the Town to write a letter to DEC. Ryan Schulz from Centro joined […]

Town Residents of the three Village Fire Protection Districts and the Kirkville Fire District paid $4,757,135 of their property taxes to the four fire departments in February. Fire and EMS accounts for about 25% of your property tax. Twin Shores Properties submitted a zone change request for the ‘twin ponds’ property on North Burdick Street […]

Congratulations to newly elected Supervisor John Deer. Welcome to our newly elected Councilor, William Nicholson. Welcome back to Deputy Supervisor Sara Bollinger and Councilor Katelyn Kreisel. Please join us to get to know our newly appointed Councilor,
Alissa Italiano.

Good news! The Town will be awarded $22,250 from the DEC for two Climate Smart Communities projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the Town. The Town Board appoints members of the Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and the Board of Assessment Review. There are openings on these boards. The Board re-appointed Celeste Greiner […]

Stormwater concerns, deer management, 2022 budget and more updates from the November board meetings.

Updates on the budget for 2022, resident requests, traffic, solar updates and more.

Tom Cerio of Twin Shore Properties gave a presentation at the 9/22 meeting with ideas for a new Town Hall building on North Burdick Street that would include the Police Department, Court and several accessibility, safety and environmental sustainability elements we do not have at the existing Town Hall.

Did you notice that the Town of Manlius is considering building a new Town Hall? This topic was discussed early in the 8/11 meeting if you want to check the video. The proposed new building is centrally located on North Burdick Street and will house the current Town Hall staff as well as the Police Department.

The Town submitted a proposal to NYS for funding to support activities in 2022 for Climate Smart Communities and Comprehensive Planning. We will hear in December if this matching grant is funded.

Terms of Office for Town Clerk & Highway Superintendent
There will be a new item on the ballot in November! Please take note that the Town Board has recommended extending the Terms of Office for the Highway Superintendent and the Town Clerk from two years to four. This requires that voters to flip over the ballot in November where these questions are asked and vote.