Chestertown Town Hall

Town of Glenville, N.Y., was incorporated in 1821, and is spread over an area of 50-square-miles. The town has a population of more than 28,000 and the average household income is over $52,000 per year. Glenville has more than five public schools serving the Glenville District Office. It also has two Schenectady County public libraries and two U.S. Postal Service branches. The town offers a variety of parks and recreation centers, including the Indian Meadows Town Park, Sanders Preserve, Maalwyck Park and the Indian Kill Nature Preserve. Town of Glenville also provides various departments and offices, such as the assessor, building, community services, comptroller, engineering and highway. It also offers departments, including information technology, justice, planning and police departments.

Horicon Supervisor in Brant Lake, NY, serves as the administrative hub for the Town of Horicon. It provides essential services and resources for local residents, including town clerk and tax collection, zoning and planning assistance, and the operation of the town court. Additionally, Horicon Supervisor oversees the maintenance of highways and the transfer and recycling facilities, ensuring the smooth functioning of public infrastructure. The town's public library, cemeteries, and food pantry are also managed under the umbrella of Horicon Supervisor, contributing to the well-being and cultural richness of the community. Generated from the website content