The village has three trees to be placed on properties north of the railroad tracks. One Snowdrift Crabapple and two American Hornbeams are looking to be placed in eligible space in the tree lawn or in close proximity to the street. If you are a property owner who is...
Explanation to residents who have recieved a letter from National Grid regarding supplier change:
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Village Board Workshop Agenda
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Update: Water Restored on Brockview
The water service on Brockview has been restored thanks to the Village of Brockport DPW. Thank you!
Brockview Area Water Main Break
Due to an accident by National Grid, the water main on Brockview Drive has broken. DPW is initiating work as soon as possible to repair and resolve the issue. The water will remain off in that vicinity until the repair is complete. Updates will be posted as...
The Village’s Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) contract with Constellation expired at the end of August. Upon expiration of the CCA contract, participating residents will automatically return to National Grid for their electricity supply. The letter you received from National Grid alerting you to this change was confusing and unnecessarily alarmist. You will continue to have an electricity service and National Grid is responsible for obtaining meter readings.
In advance of the CCA contract expiration the Village tried twice to get comparable or better pricing to continue the CCA offering. Through this process we learned that currently, the best prices for electricity supply available to us are from National Grid. Although this is currently true, we will try again later this year to see if changing market conditions allow us to contract again for a beneficial CCA offering in the future.
Please do not be concerned. We’ll post updates on our website, Facebook page and Village app.