Caledonia Highway Department

The Village of Warsaw, located in Wyoming County, New York, is a charming community situated at the crossroads of Routes 19 and 20A. Founded in 1804, it serves as the county seat and offers a picturesque setting near Letchworth State Park, approximately 37 miles southeast of Buffalo and 37 miles southwest of Rochester. With its rich history and proximity to natural attractions, Warsaw is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful getaway or a day trip to explore the beauty of upstate New York. As a local government, the Village of Warsaw strives to provide accessible information and engage its residents through its informative website. Visitors can find details about village government, upcoming events, and important updates, as well as access resources related to building codes and permits. With a commitment to community involvement, the Village of Warsaw invites residents and visitors alike to participate in local government and enjoy the scenic wonders of this charming Village in the Valley.Generated from the website

The Town of Perinton Highway Department offers highway and general maintenance, trash and leaf collection, and snow and ice controlling services. Its routine maintenance includes asphalt patching, roadway sweeping, dead animal pickup, and sign installation and repair. The department has a fleet of more than 15 salt trucks and over 20 snowplows. The Town of Perinton Highway Department provides recycling services through Recycle America, which collects paper, metal cans, glass and cardboard. The department maintains nearly 325 lane miles of town roads through a system that is provided by the Cornell Local Roads Program. The Town of Perinton Highway Department is owned by the government of Town of Perinton in New York.