Announcements
On Saturday, June 17, 2017, Greenport will have a Household Hazardous Waste Collection. Attached is a list of the items that can and cannot be accepted.
Hazardous Waste 2017
The Village of Chatham is looking to hire a part-time Building Inspector. Applicants should have excellent computer, writing and general communication skills, be flexible with their hours, enjoy working with the public, and be able to attend all required training sessions. Knowledge of IPS computer software and the building trades is a plus. Letters of interest and resumes should be sent to the attention of Tom Curran, Mayor at 77 Main Street in Chatham, NY 12037. These can also be sent by email to moc.m1495726912ahtah1495726912cfoeg1495726912alliv1495726912@narr1495726912uCT1495726912.
We are happy to announce our latest update to the Village of Chatham website. If you go to “Community”, you will find a link to our new Interactive Map. This map shows places of interest, municipal buildings, parks, schools, etc. You can also look to see what “Zone” a particular area rests in by clicking on “Zoning”. You have several options to choose, from historic to commercial and everything in-between.
The Village of Chatham has a new vendor for garbage and recycling pick-up. County Waste was awarded the contract to be our vendor from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2018.
For the most part, you should not see significant changes in service with pick-up day continuing to be on Wednesdays between 7 and 1.
One change will be the use of recycling totes that will be provided by County Waste. They will drop off totes at all properties on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 5 and 6. If you do not receive one, please call the Village Clerk’s Office at 392-5821 and we will get one to you. The use of the totes is not mandatory but is recommended.
Another change is that there will only be one truck that makes the rounds through the Village, picking up both garbage and recycling at the same time. The truck will have two compartments, so that garbage and recycling are kept separate in the truck.
In response to concerns of Village residents about neighboring municipalities finding high levels of PFOA in their water sources, the Board of Trustees for the Village approved having the Chatham water tested. The results have come back and show that there is less than 0.67 parts per trillion of PFOA in the Village water source. The EPA standard is that 100 parts per trillion is an acceptable level. Even applying the more conservative standard of 20 parts per trillion that some states use, the Chatham water supply is well within safe levels. The level of PFOA in the Village water supply is so low it is considered to be “non-detectable.”
The actual report from the testing lab can be found by clicking here: PFOA Test Result
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It has come to our attention that items are being flushed down the toilet or poured down a drain and causing damage to the Village sewer system. The only items that are to be flushed down the toilet are body … read more
The Village Comprehensive Plan Committee has completed the Comprehensive Plan update, which was approved by the Board of Trustees on July 9, 2015. A copy of the approved plan is available at the Chatham Village Clerk’s Office during normal business hours … read more
In an effort to determine the extent of work needed at Tracy Memorial Hall to preserve the building and continue its use as the center of the Village of Chatham government, the Board of Trustees hired John G. Waite Associates, … read more
The Village of Chatham Police Department has a new web site that can be found at chathampolice.com. You’ll find information on how to contact all of the current police officers, as well as services offered by the Department. Check out … read more
Parking Limits: Parking along the Hudson Ave/Main Street corridor is limited to two hours and there is no overnight parking allowed on either street. Overnight Parking: is allowed in the Depot Square parking area near the Herrington’s warehouse and in … read more
In 1995, after a nearly three-year process, the Village of Chatham adopted a comprehensive plan. This was followed the next year by adoption of a revised zoning code to support many of the suggestions in the plan. Much has changed … read more
Welcome to Chatham! It’s a village with a gritty blue-collar industrial revolution history. There’s beauty in our buildings and on our streets, from the restored Richardson-inspired railroad station to the Victorian houses that line Hudson Avenue. Check out our Little … read more
M closed
Tu 9am – 4pm
W 9am – 4pm
Th 11:30am – 7pm
F 9am – 4pm
The current Village Newsletter can be viewed here: Newsletter Spring17
Citgo (at the stoplight)
Sunoco (Hudson Ave.)
Stewart’s (Church St.)
Announcements
On Saturday, June 17, 2017, Greenport will have a Household Hazardous Waste Collection. Attached is a list of the items that can and cannot be accepted. Hazardous Waste 2017 … read more
The Village of Chatham is looking to hire a part-time Building Inspector. Applicants should have excellent computer, writing and general communication skills, be flexible with their hours, enjoy working with the public, and be able to attend all required training … read more
We are happy to announce our latest update to the Village of Chatham website. If you go to “Community”, you will find a link to our new Interactive Map. This map shows places of interest, municipal buildings, parks, schools, etc. … read more
The Village of Chatham has a new vendor for garbage and recycling pick-up. County Waste was awarded the contract to be our vendor from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2018. For the most part, you should not see significant … read more
In response to concerns of Village residents about neighboring municipalities finding high levels of PFOA in their water sources, the Board of Trustees for the Village approved having the Chatham water tested. The results have come back and show that … read more
It has come to our attention that items are being flushed down the toilet or poured down a drain and causing damage to the Village sewer system. The only items that are to be flushed down the toilet are body … read more
The Village Comprehensive Plan Committee has completed the Comprehensive Plan update, which was approved by the Board of Trustees on July 9, 2015. A copy of the approved plan is available at the Chatham Village Clerk’s Office during normal business hours … read more
In an effort to determine the extent of work needed at Tracy Memorial Hall to preserve the building and continue its use as the center of the Village of Chatham government, the Board of Trustees hired John G. Waite Associates, … read more
The Village of Chatham Police Department has a new web site that can be found at chathampolice.com. You’ll find information on how to contact all of the current police officers, as well as services offered by the Department. Check out … read more
Parking Limits: Parking along the Hudson Ave/Main Street corridor is limited to two hours and there is no overnight parking allowed on either street. Overnight Parking: is allowed in the Depot Square parking area near the Herrington’s warehouse and in … read more
In 1995, after a nearly three-year process, the Village of Chatham adopted a comprehensive plan. This was followed the next year by adoption of a revised zoning code to support many of the suggestions in the plan. Much has changed … read more
Welcome to Chatham! It’s a village with a gritty blue-collar industrial revolution history. There’s beauty in our buildings and on our streets, from the restored Richardson-inspired railroad station to the Victorian houses that line Hudson Avenue. Check out our Little … read more
M closed
Tu 9am – 4pm
W 9am – 4pm
Th 11:30am – 7pm
F 9am – 4pm
The current Village Newsletter can be viewed here: Newsletter Spring17
Citgo (at the stoplight)
Sunoco (Hudson Ave.)
Stewart’s (Church St.)
