Town of Hartwick Department Directory
Contact details and responsibilities for every department of the Town of Hartwick, New York. All mailing addresses are in Hartwick, NY unless noted.
General Government
- Town Supervisor's Office — PO Box 240, (607) 293-8134. Carol Niedzialkowski, Supervisor; Mary Balcom, Deputy Supervisor; Alice Hughes, Bookkeeper.
- Town Board — The town's legislative body. Attorney: Lynn Green, Jr.
- Town Clerk's Office — PO Box 275, (607) 293-8123, fax (607) 293-7914. Joanne Telfer, Town Clerk; Michelle Dibble, Deputy Clerk.
- Justice Court — PO Box 106, (607) 293-8133, fax (607) 293-7728. Justices Orrin Higgins and Raymond Lamberson; Mary Higgins, Court Clerk.
Property & Taxes
- Assessor's Office — PO Box 275, (607) 293-8153. Ferdinand Thering, Assessor. Hours by appointment.
- Assessment Board of Review — Salvatore Licata, Jane Denmeade, and Everett Kane. Grievance Day: fourth Tuesday of May.
- Tax Collector — PO Box 275, (607) 293-8123. Joanne Telfer, Tax Collector. Real property taxes collected January through April.
Public Works & Utilities
- Highway Department — PO Box 98, (607) 293-8889. Edward Rood, Highway Superintendent; William Ruparshek, Deputy. Hours 7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. weekdays.
- Water Department — Serving about 240 customers in the village of Hartwick. The Town Board acts as Water Commissioners.
Planning & Land Use
- Planning Board — PO Box 275, (607) 293-8153. Reviews subdivisions, sign registration, and site plans. Meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm in the Town Hall Meeting Room.
Emergency Services
To report a fire or emergency, dial 911.
- Fire Department Company #1 — 3088 County Highway 11, Hartwick, NY 13348, (607) 293-7741. Chief: John Bush.
- Fire Department Company #2 — 4877 State Highway 28, Cooperstown, NY 13326, (607) 547-8091. Chief: Don Roseboom.
- Dog Control Officer — PO Box 171, Fly Creek, NY 13337, (607) 293-6473. Marvin Mulford, Dog Control Officer.
Community Services
- Town Historian — 2998 County Highway 11, (607) 293-6602. Anita Harrison, Historian.
- Town Activities — Senior citizens, scouting, youth programs, Hartwick Days, and civic clubs.
- County, State, and Federal Representatives — Contact list for elected officials and agencies.
- Community Phone Numbers — Library, post office, schools, and town facilities.
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