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Town of
Forestport
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FORESTPORT, NEW YORK ------- GATEWAY TO THE WESTERN ADIRONDACKS!
WELCOME! Our website has been up and running since December 2007, and we are adding more information almost daily. It has become a very useful tool to many people. Please bookmark this page and check back regularly for new information and features. What we have available now is listed in the index to the left.
We hope you find our web pages useful and informative. If you have suggestions for additional information you'd like to see here, please contact the Town Clerk or the site developer directly at: forestc@frontiernet.net or forestpc@frontiernet.net
Hope to have you back!
2012 Assessment Roll
Searchable assessment information is also available through the Real Property Database on the Assessment Information page of this site.
WELCOME to Beautiful FORESTPORT - Gateway to the Adirondacks
Town of Forestport
WELCOME to Beautiful Forestport - Gateway to the Adirondacks
Forestport Town Hall
Winter 2010 - Beautiful Forestport Falls
Winter 2010 - Long Time Double Bridges
Forestport Pond
Crisp, fall morning overlooking Forestport Pond
Officials:
Supervisor - William Hasenauer
Councilperson - Robert Seager
Councilperson - William Karn
Councilperson - Joanne Kwasniewski
Councilperson - Nancy Kardash
Town Clerk - Shelley Entwistle
Highway Superintendent - William G. Gardner
Town Justice - Mark E. Ritter
News:
2012 Town of Forestport "Dump Days"
May 08, 2012
SUMMER RECREATION WORKERS NEEDED!!
April 16, 2012 The Town of Forestport is seeking summer recreation workers for our youth program. The start date is July 9, 2012 and will run until August 17, 2012, Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.. Positions are open in the Woodgate and Forestport locations. All interested applicants are encouraged to call Sonja Skidmore at 392-3182.
Beautiful Fall Morning
Beautiful Fall Morning
The Black River and State Dam at Forestport
Busy days of a bygone era at Forestport Station. See collections of historical photos at our History Page at left!
Nothing Better than Fall in the Adirondacks
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