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Government of the Village of Palmyra: This includes Clerk, Code Enforcement, Court, Police, Cemetery, Parks and Highway. Welcome to the Village of Palmyra Photo Credit: Rebecca Wetherby VILLAGE HALL 144 East Main Street, Palmyra, NY 14522 (315) 597-4849 The building is open Monday - Friday from 9:00am - 5:00pm The Palmyra Village Hall, built in 1868, was designed by the renowned New York architect Horatio Nelson White. I t features first floor offices, including: Village Mayor, Village Clerk, Village Police, Village and Town Court, Town and Village Courtrooms, and a second-floor opera house (now unused). The Village of Palmyra is governed by an elected Mayor and Board of Trustees. For a specific department, hover over the Department heading on t he Menu to be directed towards their information. NEWS DRAFT AGENDA 04/06/2026 DRAFT AGENDA 03/16/2026 DRAFT AGENDA 03/02/2026 DRAFT AGENDA 02/23/2026 DRAFT AGENDA 02/02/2026 TAX BILLS WCWSA LETTER VILLAGE LETTER Project Assistance Guidance Document for Wayne County Industrial Development Agency and Wayne Economic Development Corporation The water department needs your assistance identifying pipes in your home. COMPREHENSIVE PL AN 2025 APPLICATION FOR NY FORWARD/DRI An AED is available at the Village Hall in case of emergencies. EVENTS Board Meetings at 6:0 0pm on the first and third Monday of the month, unless otherwise noted January 5 January 26 February 2 February 23 March 2 March 16 April 6 April 20 May 4 May 18 Can be subject to change with notice published in the Wayne County Times Village Clerk’s Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pm (closed for lunch: noon - 1pm) Friday By Appointment WE ARE LOOKING FOR VENDORS FOR THE 2026 FARMERS MARKET!! Please email: farmersmarket.palmyra@gmail.com to learn more about participating!! LUNCH CLUB 60 Lunch Club 60 centers offer programs, activities, and a noontime meal. Anyone age 60 and older is welcome (and spouses, if under 60). The suggested voluntary contribution is $3 per meal. Contributions are confidential and no senior will be denied a meal due to an inability or decision not to contribute. People under 60 years of age, who do not meet other eligibility requirements, must pay the full $8.34 for their meal. Most centers are open Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). Days and hours of operation vary by location. Reservations are required for lunch and should be made at least a day in advance by calling the Lunch Club 60 center you would like to attend. Transportation is available on certain days to the Clyde and Palmyra Lunch Club 60 sites and is arranged through the center manager 11/25/24 Updates to Code REPLACING CHAPTER 132 OF THE VILLAGE CODE ENTITLED “PARKS AND RECREATION” DOCUMENT A LOCAL LAW ADOPTING CHAPTER 82 OF THE VILLAGE CODE, ENTITLED “CEMETERIES” DOCUMENT Building Closings New Year's Day Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Presidents' Day Good Friday Memorial Day Juneteenth Independence Day Labor Day Columbus Day Veterans' Day Thanksgiving Day after Thanksgiving Christmas Eve Christmas New Year's Eve (1/2)

FIRE DEPARTMENT 615 East Main Street Call 911 if you have an emergency. Non Emergency Number: (315) 597-5111 Interested in joining us? Please email one of the Chiefs below. Applications are available here Village of Palmyra Fire Department FACEBOOK PAGE Contact Us This is for non-emergency inquiries. If you have an emergency, call 911. Submit Thanks for submitting! OFFICERS FIRE CHIEF Mike Hallings FireChief60@PalmyraVillageNY.gov FIRST ASSISTANT CHIEF Lucas Shulla FireChief109@PalmyraVillageNY.gov SECOND ASSISTANT CHIEF Wayne "JJ" Eidman, Jr Wayne1476@gmail.com THIRD ASSISTANT CHIEF Douglas Fogal firechief33@palmyravillageny.gov CAPTAINS Scott Erdeli Ryan Darling LIEUTENANTS : Lisa Stivers Justin Bonfield Nick Dandino Fire Department Facebook Page PALMYRA FIRE AUXILIARY For any questions regarding Fire Hall rental, the Palmyra Fire Auxiliary or if you are interested in joining please email AuxilaryPalmyraFire@gmail.com To the residents within the protection area of the Palmyra Fire Department, Recently a fundraising flyer was mailed out on behalf of the Palmyra Fire Company seeking donations. There has been some confusion or simply general inquiry as to how these donations are used as well as some confusion as to the difference between the two entities involved (Department and Company). I would like to take this opportunity to better explain that difference, in an effort to keep matters transparent to our citizens whom we serve in our community. The Palmyra Fire Department is a village owned and operated entity whose origins date back to 1826. In its current configuration, the department can be thought of as the building, apparatus, equipment, and gear that responds to every emergency in our protection district. The 100% volunteer members of the Palmyra Fire Department are also, of course, an integral part of the department and are technically village employees while responding to an emergency, while training, or while operating in any other capacity as called on by the village of Palmyra. Palmyra Fire Department provides protection to the Village of Palmyra by default, and is currently contracted for fire protection by the Town of Palmyra to cover part of the town and, a portion of the Town of Manchester is also covered through contract. The Village Board of Palmyra is responsible then, for allocating funds and setting the operating budget of the department, made up of the funds from these contracts and taxpayers within the village. The Palmyra Fire Company then, can be thought of as an organization for the membership that makes up the Palmyra Fire Department. The Palmyra Fire Company was registered as a not for profit LLC on May 22 nd 1974. The department draws its membership from the company. It must, as a village owned and operated fire department within the State of New York. The company has its own separate bylaws, leadership, and mission, which include supporting the membership of the Palmyra Fire Department (through fundraisers) and promoting fire safety education with the public. As a non-profit, the company relies on donations from the public to fund its endeavors. This could include anything from buying fire education booklets for youth to providing funds for equipment for the department that could otherwise not be purchased in a timely manner due to budget constraints. Funds have also been used to support those in our area affected by loss from a fire or other tragedy. Because all department membership comes from membership in the company (though it is not required to belong to department to hold membership in the company), one can be forgiven for seeing the two entities as one, and not understanding certain nuances between them. Making that distinction less clear over the years, decisions and purchases have been made by the Palmyra Fire Company that have had impact on the department (and vice versa). For instance, if you’ve ever attended a pancake breakfast (a company fundraiser), it can be noted that the tables and chairs used in the banquet room are half-owned by the Palmyra Fire Company and half-owned by the Palmyra Fire Auxiliary. The ATV which responds to brush fires and other emergencies in our area is owned and maintained by the company while leased to the village for use within the department. When presented to the public at a parade or other official event, a member may be seen driving a department owned vehicle while wearing a uniform purchased by the company. While I feel it is important for the public to understand the differences between these entities, I feel it is ultimately much more important to understand their true function: to work together as one for the sake of our community. While finances for each organization come from different sources, for different purposes, the goal remains to keep our residents and their property safe. Membership in both organizations, is also dwindling, which only complicates that goal. I encourage anyone and everyone living within reach of our services, to become involved with either the Palmyra Fire Company, Palmyra Fire Department, or even our Palmyra Fire Auxiliary to better understand not only how each of these organizations operates, but to be a part of their operation and serve your community. I hope that this letter serves to clear up any misunderstandings, and I hope to continue to have the community’s support in the future. Respectfully submitted, 2 nd Assistant Chief Richard Sturgill Mayor David A. Husk

OTHER VILLAGE OFFICIALS Historian (Town and Village) Bonnie and Steve Hays Historian@palmyrany.com The Historian is a resource for information on the past for the Village and Town of Palmyra. For more information please visit the Town of Palmyra website here . For any genealogical requests please click here to directed to the Town Clerk's office. Public Health Officer Daniel Harris, M.D. Term Ends: December 24 2028 Registrar for Vital Statistics Irene Unterborn TownClerk@PalmyraNY.com Term Ends: December 31, 2027 Sewer Plant: (315) 597-5050 Water Plant: (315) 597-4807 Youth Commission President: Gary LaBerge Vice President: John Gammariello Secretary: Jeana Savage Treasurer: John Morrisey OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER The Times of Wayne County shall be approved as the official newspaper for the Village and the Finger Lakes Times to serve as a secondary official newspaper to bring such legal notices, statements, notices for bids and other legal notices for the ensuing year to the attention of the citizens for the Village of Palmyra.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2005 January 3 January 17 February 7 February 21 March 7 March 15 March 21 April 4 April 18 May 2 May 16 June 6 July 5 August 1 September 6 September 19 October 3 October 17 November 5 November 21 December 5 December 19 2006 January 3 January 16 February 6 February 20 March 6 March 20 April 3 April 17 May 1 May 15 June 5 July 5 July 17 August 7 September 5 September 18 October 2 October 16 November 6 November 20 December 4 December 18 2007 January 4 January 25 February 1 February 22 March 1 March 15 April 5 April 19 May 3 May 17 June 7 June 18 July 2 July 30 August 6 August 9 August 13 (Special Meeting) August 14 (Special Meeting) August 15 (Special Meeting) August 20 September 4 September 17 October 1 October 15 November 5 November 19 December 3 December 17 2008 January 7 January 21 February 4 February 18 March 3 March 6 March 18 April 7 April 21 May 5 May 19 June 2 June 16 June 30 July 7 July 10 August 4 September 2 September 15 September 16 (Special Meeting) October 6 November 3 November 17 December 1 December 15 2009 January 5 January 19 January 27 (Special Meeting) February 2 February 4 February 16 March 2 March 16 April 6 April 20 May 18 June 1 June 15 June 22 (Special Meeting) July 6 July 27 August 3 August 25 September 14 October 5 October 19 November 2 November 16 December 3 December 21 PALMYRA HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION 2007 January 21 March 18 2008 July 7 November 13 December 11 2009 January 9 February 12 July 9 September 10 December 12

VIL LAGE OFFI CES Department Department Head Phone Number Email Address ANIMAL CONTROL Tracy Brown (315) 597-1127 ATTORNEY St. Martin Law Office ( 315) 331-8080 CEMETERY, AND PARKS Gary Hopkins (315) 597-4366 BandG@PalmyraVillageNY.gov (Marina, Street Trees, Lawn and Building Maintenance) CLERK-TREASURER Aubrey Shaffer (315) 597-4849, option 6 Clerk@PalmyraVillageNY.gov CODE ENFORCEMENT Ed DeWolf (315) 945-3610 Code@PalmyraVillageNY.gov COURT Terry Rodman (315) 597-6757 TRyan@nycourts.gov FIRE DEPARTMENT Mikel Hallings 911 or FireChief60@PalmyraVillageNY.gov non-emergency (315) 597-5111 HIGHWAY Michael Boesel (315) 597-5532 Highway@PalmyraNY.gov (Brush, Leaf, Streets, Sidewalks, Plowing) MAYOR Rick Perry (315) 597-4849, option 5 MayorPerry@PalmyraVillageNY.gov POLICE DEPARTMENT Kyle DiNardo 911 or ChiefDiNardo@PalmyraVillageNY.gov non-emergency (315) 597-9211 WATER PLANT Brian Bieda (315) 597-4807 PalmyraUFPO@yahoo.com T RUSTEE LIAS IONS TO TH E DEPARTMENTS

SECURITY CHECK Will you be (Check all that apply) Leaving Keys with Anyone Leaving Cars at the Property Turning on Alarm System Leaving on Interior Lights Setting Interior Lights on a Timer Leaving on Exterior Lights Setting Exterior Lights on a Timer Setting Exterior Lights to be Motion Activated Leaving Pets at Home I understand that: * Required the Village of Palmyra Police Department will do their best to check property daily based on availability of officers. I need to contact the Village of Palmyra Polce Department when I have returned. I am confirming that I am the the person listed in the name field on this form and have the right to request this security check. Submit Answers Thanks for submitting!

Property Checks Lock outs Prescription disposal drop off (M-F 8-3) Car seat checks (Call ahead) Correction Slips M-F 8-3 Community or Group Presentations by request Crossing Guards VILLAGE OF PALMYRA POLICE DEPARTMENT Police Facebook Page The Village of Palmyra Police Department is located at 144 East Main Street. Contact Emergencies dial 911 Non Emergencies : (315) 597-9211 After hours calls forward to 911 Chief Kyle DiNardo To make a personal appointment with the Chief, please click here. HELPFUL LINKS: Public Documents Directory Identify Theft New York State Sex Offender Registry Search Wayne County Behavioral Health Wayne County Sheriff Property Checks More information and form is located here Lockouts Call (315) 597-9211 so officer can be dispatched to your location. Prescription Disposal Dropoff Monday-Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Car Seat Checks Please call ahead to ensure certified officer is on shift. Correction Slips Monday - Friday 8:00am - 3:30pm During above hours stop at Police Department. Other hours, please call and officer will meet you at the building. Group Tours Please call and make an appointment. Senior Presentations Please call to make arrangements. Funeral Details Contact the Funeral Director to organize this service.

VILLAGE OF PALMYRA CEMETERY Superintendent Gary Hopkins Telephone: (315) 597-4366 Email Address: BandG@PalmyraVillageNY.gov 50 years of Contact Hours Monday - Thursday 6:00am - 3:30pm Friday 6:00am -10:00am Pricing and Rules available here . Contact Us I am interested in: * Required Purchasing a grave Locating someone's grave Concerns or compliments for the Superintendent Submit Thanks for submitting! I’m a paragraph. Double click me or click Edit Text. It's easy to make it your own.

ANIMAL CONTROL and RABIES RESPONDER The Dog Warden is responsible for answering all dog and dog bite complaints. Licensing and Vaccinations Please contact the Town of Palmyra Clerk's office for more information. Leash It is unlawful for a dog to be unleashed off the owner's premises in the Village of Palmyra. This includes all parks and recreation areas. Clean up It shall be the responsibility of every dog owner or person having possession, custody or control of a dog to remove any feces left by said dog and deposit it in a container lawfully used for disposal of refuse. Lost Dog If you have lost your dog, contact the Village of Palmyra Dog Warden Office at . If there is no answer, leave a message with your name, address, and phone number. Also give the breed, color, sex and age and any other identifying collars or tags that are on the dog. If your dog returns home before we call you back, please leave a message to let us know you are all set. Impounded Dog If your dog has been impounded, contact the Dog Warden at and leave a message. Your call will be returned. You will need to provide up-to-date license and rabies information, as well as pay the accrued impound and boarding fees for your dog. Call the Animal Control Officer to make arrangements for the return of your dog. There are redemption fees for a dog impounded by the Dog Warden. Rabies and Wild Animals Rabies is found in warm-blooded animals, frequently in raccoons, foxes, skunks, and bats. All warm-blooded animal bites are considered for possible exposure to the rabies virus. For this reason, it has been mandated by the New York State Public Health Law that every animal bite be reported to the Wayne County Public Health Department. Call the Wayne County Health Department at (315)-946-5749 (weekdays 8:00am - 4:00pm) or call 911 (after hours and weekends). If you need wildlife rescue services, contact the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for a list of nuisance wild life agents. Contact Tracy Brown Telephone: (315) 729-4770 1475 County House Road Lyons, NY 14489 (315) 946-3389 Wayne County Humane Society

The Town and Village Highway Department is located at 131 Kent Street Highway Department Brush Pickup Leaf Pickup Road snow plowing and salting Maintaining culverts, roads, sidewalks and waterways 131 Kent Street (315) 597-5532 Highway@palmyrany.com Highway Superintendent Michael Boesel Term Ends: November 2027 BRUSH PICK UP PLEASE... Place between curb and sidewalk Keep piles parallel to the street Utilize paper bags if possible Keep piles loose, organized and a maximum of eight feet long Combine smaller piles Share a pile with your neighbor PLEASE DON'T... Put debris in the road or sidewalk Put debris in plastic bags Mix rocks, sod, garbage or building materials into your piles Locate your pile near a sign post, water, sewer or gas cover/valve or next to trees or under wires Put trees or branches larger than six inches in diameter LEAF PICK UP PLEASE... Place between curb and sidewalk Keep piles parallel to the street Utilize paper bags if possible Keep piles loose, organized and a maximum of eight feet long Combine smaller piles Share a pile with your neighbor PLEASE DON'T... Put debris in the road or sidewalk Put debris in plastic bags Mix rocks, sod, garbage or building materials into your piles Locate your pile near a sign post, water, sewer or gas cover/valve or next to trees or under wires