Andrew Meyerhofer, P.E. of Square Engineering conducted a water/sewer rate study on behalf of the Village of Brockport. Click here to view the User Impact Tables. Click here to view the Proposed Brockport Rate Structure.
National Grid Letter Dated 9/2/21 Explained
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Job Opportunity – Public Works Superintendent
The Village of Brockport is now accepting applications for the position of Public Works Superintendent, click here for more information.
Village Board Meeting 05/04/2026
To view the agenda and packet for the 05/04/2026 Village Board meeting click here.
04/27/2026 Village Board Meeting
To view the agenda and packet for the 04/27/2026 Village Board workshop, click here.
2026 Farmers Market – Vendor Applications
The Village of Brockport Farmers Market is gearing up for an incredible 2026 season! We are now officially accepting vendor applications. Whether you are a returning favorite or a new face, we would love to have you join our market community. Apply now. Click here...
Village Board Meeting 04/20/2026
To view the agenda for the Village Board of Trustees Meeting click here.
To our village residents who received letters from National Grid this week:
Our energy program was not set to begin as early as National Grid stated in their first letter. National Grid is obligated to tell customers where their energy supply is coming from. They were obligated to report to you that you are still a National Grid customer for the next billing cycle.
No one needs to read their meter and report it to National Grid, as they suggested, National Grid is responsible for that data collection and reading.
In all likelihood, when the program with Constellation for renewable energy begins – for those who stayed opted in – they will see another letter from National Grid stating the switch to Constellation has happened. This is expected albeit very confusing.