Real Property Tax Law

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Public Hearing 3-18-24

Read the Public Hearing Notice for Local Law #4 of 2024: Overriding the Tax Cap and the text of the proposed local law.  

Park Avenue Bridge Reminder

This is another reminder from the Village of Brockport that the Park Avenue Bridge surface is the property of the Department of Transportation, not the Village. As such, individuals seeking to file a complaint or request reimbursement for having hit the bridge and...

Waste Weir Work

NOTICE: Maintenance work to be performed at the Brockport Waste Weir along the Erie Canal in Monroe County  

STREET CLOSURE: Liberty Street

The Department of Public works has Liberty St. closed till approximately 3:30 PM for a sanitary sewer repair. Emergency vehicles will have access if needed.

Donation Drive For Willow Domestic Violence Center

The Village of Brockport is proud to partner with Monroe County's Women in Government as a donation collection site for Willow Domestic Violence Center of Greater Rochester. Please see list of identifed needs below:

Village Board Meeting 3-4-2024

The Village Board will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, March 4, 2024 at 7pm.  The meeting will be held at Village Court, 49 State St., and on Zoom. Login credentials on the agenda. Agenda & Packet 3-4-24

EXTENSION OF PAYMENT DEADLINES FOR PROPERTY TAXES AND OTHER LOCAL FEES/CHARGES – guidance provided by New York Conference Of Mayors (NYCOM)

Please take notice – to answer questions regarding village taxes (mailed out May 31, 2020) at this time, no extension is in place.

“Local governments do not have unilateral authority to extend the interest-free period with respect to the payment of property taxes. This may only be done pursuant to subdivision 2 of section 925-a of the Real Property Tax Law which provides that “during a state disaster emergency, the Governor may, by executive order issued upon the request of the chief executive officer of a county, city, town, village or school district in the affected area, extend by up to twenty-one days the final date for paying taxes without interest or penalty in such county, city, town, village or school district. If such an extension is granted, and any taxes are not paid by the final date so provided, those taxes shall be subject to the same interest and penalties that would have applied if no extension had been granted.” Additionally, the Governor has the authority, under his emergency powers, to unilaterally provide for such an extension of the interest-free period on a statewide basis. To date, he has taken no such action.” – NYCOM