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Bridge Report 4/18/25 by Mayor Blackman
Recent Posts
IMPORTANT REMINDER: BRUSH PICKUP BEGINS – AUG 31st
We're noticing some confusion regarding brush collection, so here is a quick refresher on the updated policy posted on June 18th: Previous Schedule: August 24th (No pickup this week) Official Start Date: Monday, August 31st See original notification below: **IMPORTANT...
Join us for our 250th Celebration Through the Centuries!
Kick off this historic milestone on August 22nd at the Welcome Center (11 Water St). We’ll be starting the opening ceremony with a truly special moment: honoring our very own Hometown Hero, John Hickey. There is no better time to recognize John's incredible...
LAST CALL, BAKERS: TOMORROW IS THE SHOWDOWN!
Think your pie crust reigns supreme? It’s time to "crust" the process and put your recipe to the test! Whether you’re a local cottage baker dominating the market circuit or a home baker with a secret family recipe, we want your masterpiece on the judging table....
Zoning Board Meeting Agenda Packet – September 14th 6 PM
To see the meeting agenda and packet click the link below: 2026-9-14 PBZBA Meeting packet_
08/24/2026 Workshop Meeting Cancellation Notice
Workshop Meeting Cancellation Notice NOTICE The Village Board Workshop Meeting scheduled for Monday, August 24, 2026, has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be September 21, 2026 at which meeting the public hearing continuation of the proposed...
Bridge Report 4/18/25
The DOT is still targeting mid to late June for opening. The plan is to hold the bridge in the raised position when navigation season on the canal begins (May 16). All equipment is to be in position inside the pits so work in the pits can continue even when the bridge is raised.
This week they will continue with machinery alignment and initial bridge balancing (involves the counterweights). The public will see work on the stairways and platforms, the stair railings, replacement of concrete sections of sidewalk, pouring the pedestal for the traffic light signal at the north end of the bridge, and hopefully some overall housekeeping in the general bridge area.
The DOT engineers have been made aware that the TAP grant to make the Smith Street bridge cyclist and pedestrian friendly and safe is slated to begin July 4 and be completed by September 2. They understand that this means the Main Street bridge MUST be completed and open to traffic before the beginning of July.