Join the Village of Perry, Holiday Lights, and Perry Rotary in the annual Clean Sweep service project on May 18, 2019 at 9:30 AM. 

Two Main Street properties that has been vacant for some time has been given over to the Village of Perry. The Village is seeking parties interested in securing one or both of the properties and bringing them back to usable condition.

The Village of Perry will be holding a public information meeting on January 24th, 2019, 7:00 PM at the Perry Fire Department's Recreation Hall in the Village Park.

The Village is pursuing a master plan and design plans for improvements at the Village Beach. A web survey is now available to allow public input and direction for the steering committee to consider over the next few months.

In order to keep our neighborhoods clean and to increase work efficiency at our Department of Public Works, the Village of Perry is reminding residents that leaf bags and brush pick up will occur only on the first week of each month through October.

The Office of the New York Comptroller requires the Village to post information regarding work hours for elected and appointed officials.

The Tentative Budget for the fiscal year running from June 1, 2018 through May 31, 2019 has been approved and is available for public review.

Village of Perry earns Tree City USA from Arbor Day Foundation.

I hear that question pretty regularly. Prior to the start of my public service, I wondered it myself and had only the vaguest notions of how our tax money was divided and used. After all, reading that “this year’s budget included $2,482,093 of general fund appropriations” doesn’t really bring it home...

Somehow I blinked, and now I’ve been mayoring for five years. But when I think about the big strides we’re taking as a village, the progress on the goals we enumerated five years ago, and all the efforts by our terrific staff and community volunteers, it sometimes seems instead that much more time has elapsed. Thank you for the opportunity to continue to serve.