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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.

The City of Cohoes in Cohoes, NY provides convenient collection locations and payment options for residents. Taxes and water/sewer bills can be paid online through the city's website, offering a 24/7 solution for payments. Accepting both check and credit card payments, the Treasurer's Office at City Hall ensures ease of transactions for various fees and permits. For those preferring to pay in cash, Pioneer Bank located in Cohoes is equipped to receive payments, with the original bill and a single check per property being the preferred method. The Treasurer's Office accepts payments by mail or in-person, with checks payable to the City of Cohoes. Phone payments are also an option, providing flexibility in settling bills promptly. Generated from the website content