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***PLEASE REMEMBER TO CHECK THE SPECIAL NOTICES/MEETINGS LINK FOR LEGAL NOTICES AND SPECIAL MEETING/PUBLIC HEARING NOTICES ......
Sherry Perretta, Town Clerk ***********THE TOWN CLERK's OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED FROM DECEMBER 21, 2018 THROUGH JANUARY 1, 2019. REGULAR OFFICE HOURS WILL RESUME JANUARY 2, 2019.*********** MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR! Sherry _________________________________________________________ PUBLIC NOTICE The Town Board of the Town of Brookfield will hold a SPECIAL MEETING on January 2, 2019 at 7:00 pm at the Brookfield Town Hall for the purpose of appointing a Town Supervisor for a term of 1 year effective retroactive to January 1, 2019 and expiring December 31, 2019 and filling any vacancies that may occur from that appointment. Letters of interest will be accepted at the Town Clerk’s Office during regular office hours, by email to Town Clerk at skbn66@frontiernet.net or by mail to Brookfield Town Clerk, PO Box 83, Brookfield, NY 13314. Letters/emails will be accepted through December 31, 2018. Any questions, please call the Town Hall at 315-899-3364 during regular Town Clerk hours. Sherry Perretta Town Clerk Dated: 12/19/2018 and/or 12/26/2018 in papers Posted 12/15/2018 on door and website ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Standard Work Day Resolution adopted on August 13, 2018 at a regular monthly meeting of the Town Board. Posted 08/14/2018 on this website and the Town Clerks' Main Office door (official posting location for notices) standard_work_day_resolution_08132018.pdf ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2018 Town of Brookfield Town Budget as adopted by the Town Board on 11/13/2017 2018_adopted_budget_with_facesheet.pdf
NEW! DCO Office Hours: Wed 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM at the Town Hall (posted 03/16/2018 slp)
Dog Licensing Info: NYS Law requires that all dogs aged 4 months and older must be licensed in the town/city/village where they are harbored. Licenses are valid for 1 year from month purchased and a current rabies certificate is required. (Tags are not sufficient proof) A Spay/Neuter certificate is also required if applicable. Fees: $4.50 per year if spayed/neutered; $12.50 per year if NOT spayed/neutered. If a dog is found to be unlicensed at the time of enumeration, a $10.00 enumeration fee will be added to the regular license fees. This additional fee will be due along with the regular fees at the time the license is processed. Any questions, please contact the Town Clerk's Office during office hours. ************************************************************************************************************************** You can make a difference! Concerned residents can be instrumental in fighting crime. If you know of any crimes that have taken place, or of any drug or suspicious activities please contact the Madison County Sheriff's Office by either completing the following form or contacting our Major Crime and Drug Tip Line. All information will be kept strictly confidential. (315) 366-2429 - Madison County Sheriff's Office Major Crime and Drug Tip Line If you prefer you can print this form and mail it to: Madison County Sheriff's Office PO Box 16 Wampsville, New York 13163 If this crime is in progress, or if this is an emergency please call 911. Under no circumstances should you take action yourself. https://secure25.bizsiteservice.com/report_crime_drug_tip?page=report_crime_drug_tip& ************************************************************************************************************************** |
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UPDATE on Fracking Ban for Brookfield: Message from Supervisor John Salka 2-5-15:
"Although progress is going slow, it is progress nonetheless. I have been in contact with attorneys from the Natural Resources Defense Council (NDRC) and we will be entering into an agreement with them to perform pro bono work assisting us in writing, proposing and adopting a local law that will effectively ban hydraulic fracturing within the town of Brookfield. As I have said in the past, this is something that we need to do very meticulously so as not to lose if it is challenged. Although New York State has instituted a ban, my concern is that it was more of a political than practical decision and subject to the whims of such.
Also, the road use law is in the works.
I hope to be able to brief the board at Monday’s meeting."
"Although progress is going slow, it is progress nonetheless. I have been in contact with attorneys from the Natural Resources Defense Council (NDRC) and we will be entering into an agreement with them to perform pro bono work assisting us in writing, proposing and adopting a local law that will effectively ban hydraulic fracturing within the town of Brookfield. As I have said in the past, this is something that we need to do very meticulously so as not to lose if it is challenged. Although New York State has instituted a ban, my concern is that it was more of a political than practical decision and subject to the whims of such.
Also, the road use law is in the works.
I hope to be able to brief the board at Monday’s meeting."
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Information on Flu Vaccine Clinics: http://www.healthymadisoncounty.org/events/flu.htm
Enjoy the slide show of our beautiful fall foliage!
Settled beginning in 1791, the town of Brookfield was established in 1795. It is the southeast corner town of the county of Madison and bounded north by Oneida county,
east by the towns of Edmeston and Plainfield, south by Columbus, and west by Hamilton and Madison.
Brookfield encompasses the hamlets of North Brookfield, South Brookfield and Leonardsville.
east by the towns of Edmeston and Plainfield, south by Columbus, and west by Hamilton and Madison.
Brookfield encompasses the hamlets of North Brookfield, South Brookfield and Leonardsville.