The village board meeting scheduled for May 19 is cancelled. The next meeting will be Monday, June 2.
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Planning Board/Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting, Monday May 12 at 6pm
The PBZBA will convene on Monday, May 12 at 6pm at 49 State Street. Please see the meeting packet and information below. 2025-5-12 PBZBA Meeting pkt red
In an effort to be as transparent as possible, we want to share with our residents that one of our village hall employees has tested positive for Covid. This employee has not been in the office since Wednesday of last week, is exhibiting no symptoms, and has followed masking and distancing protocols on the job. We have no reason to suspect any member of the public who has conducted business with the village is at risk.
Monroe County Health Department guidance has been that as long as our employees were masked and keeping 6 ft distance they would be at no to low risk if they were in a room with someone who was also masked and tested positive.
Village Hall will remain open for business.
Masking matters. Please wear a mask whenever you are outside your home, even if 6 ft apart.