Town of Schodack, NY Home Page

Schodack is located (detailed town map) in the southwestern corner of Rensselaer County, New York. It's part of New York's Capital Region, about 15 miles by Interstate from downtown Albany.

Town Board 2008 Meeting Dates
Notice: Estoppel Notice Increased Spending Limit, Schodack Landing Sewer District #8
WHEN AVAILABLE, Draft Agenda for Town Board May 8 Meeting
Most Recent Resolutions: 24 April 2008
Previously Adopted: 2008 Resolutions
Past Years: 2007 Resolutions (includes links to prior years)

Assessor
Reassessment review determinations are now expected to be mailed on 5 or 6 May (subject to change).
How to review the new Assessment information that we've mailed to property owners. See also, the On Line Assessment Information System

Transfer Station:
2008 Transfer Station Rules
Spring Cleanup Days (May 15, 16 & 17): Special Fees

Town Clerk
Passport Photo Service.

Planning Board
Meeting, 5 May 08: PB Draft Agenda
Recently Approved Planning Board Minutes: Links at Planning

Draft Environmental Impact Statement re proposed Crown Truck Terminal, Rte 9 at Graw Rd

Zoning Board of Appeals:
Meeting, 17 April 08: Draft ZBA Agenda
Recently Approved ZBA Minutes: Links at ZBA Page

E. Schodack Fire District #1: Meeting Change

JOB APPLICATION AVAILABLE-TOWN OF SCHODACK SUMMER DAY CAMP
Applications for employment with the Town of Schodack Summer Day Camp are available at the Schodack Town Clerk's Office, 265 Schuurman Rd., Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Completed applications must be returned to the Schodack Town Clerk's Office by April 30, 2008.
Details about requirements for employment and attendance at the Town of Schodack Summer Day Camp (7 July - 1 Aug) are on the Youth & Recreation page.

Library
Draft Final Report & Recommendations
Consultant's Presentation

Recent Events

Schodack has a population of some 12,500. At 63 square miles, it is the largest municipality in the county and is bounded on the north by the towns of East Greenbush and Sand Lake, on the west by the Hudson River, on the east by the Town of Nassau and on the south by Columbia County.

This site provides a gateway to town services and municipal information. The links on the left side and at the bottom of each page provide quick access to information and services. And here's a virtual tour of our attractions, our past and future, and additional services to residents.