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An Official Publication of the Village of Colonie Spring 2016

A Message from the Mayor…

IN THIS ISSUEA Message from Code Enforcement......2

Recycling Update ..................................2

Spring Time is Approaching ..................2

A Message from the Village Hall ............3

A Message from the DPW......................3

Planning Commission Approvals ..........4

Village of Colonie Dog Park ..................4

Kid’s Corner............................................5

Summer Youth Employment Program ..5

Boy Scott Bottle Drive ............................5

Village of Colonie Night..........................5

Outreach Center ....................................6

Senior Center Open House....................6

2nd Annual Chil Cook-Off ......................7

2016 Village of Colonie Elections ..........7

Colonie Fire Company ..........................7

Drive 25 Campaign ................................8

Cook Park Farmers Market ..................10

Leash Reminder ..................................10

Fertilizer Tips ........................................10

Tuesday Nights in the Park ................11

Important Meeting Dates......................12

Important Phone Numbers ..................12

VILLAGE HALL869-7562

Mayor Frank A. Leak869-9651Trustees

Michael Aidala869-8739

Jack Murphy869-9638

Tom Tobin869-6760

Patty SchwarzLockart456-3866

I am very excited to announce our newestventure, the Colonie Village Cook ParkFarmer’s Market. We are always trying toenrich the Village community and I think themarket will be a great addition. Along with anexcellent selection of food and goods there willalso be entertainment available. It will be runby market manager and Village resident,Krysta Dennis. Check inside this issue for moreinfo and we hope to see you there. We are very proud of the services that weprovide to the residents of the Village. So Icontinue, as years before, to diligently work onthe budget to ensure these services continue. I am looking forward to the Tuesday Nights in

the Park concert series with great enthusiasm. The Amphitheater Committeeis working on a schedule with another great line up, including some oldfavorites and new additions. Information on becoming a sponsor is locatedinside this issue. Watch for this year’s schedule in the next Villager. I amlooking forward to another great season and hope to see you all at theconcerts. The Colonie Little League will be holding their Opening Day Parade onSaturday April 23rd. It’s a wonderful tradition in the Village, where the ballplayers, coaches and parents march through Cook Park at 9 a.m. and ontothe field for the ceremonial throwing out of the first pitch. Please join me inwishing everyone a great season. The warm weather brings out contractors soliciting residents for repairs totheir property. If you are approached by a contractor that you do not know,please be cautious. Do not give them deposit money upfront and if you are

unsure of their qualifications,please contact the Village Hallat 869-7562.Be sure to watch for the EasterBunny. He will be hoppingthrough the Village the weekendof March 19th and 20th withtreats for everyone.

Frank

2 • The Villager / Spring 2016

Visit the Village Website at: www.colonievillage.org

Traffic Committee Members

Chairman Frank PrevratilDan JudgeLes Samiof

Roger BensonGeorge Lashoff Daniel Hornick

Jack Murphy, Liaison

SPRING TIME IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER! Good weather increases the number of pedestrians on the

Village streets. Please take precaution when driving.Obey speed limits, and be sure to watch out forchildren who may be playing near the road.

Have a safe and happy spring.THIS MESSAGE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE TRAFFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE.

A Message from Code Enforcement…

A Message from Colonie Fire Co…We are excited to announce that it is time again forour Colonie Fire Company Annual Fish Fry. We’llbe serving up our maritime delights on GoodFriday, March 25th. We will be hosting two timeslots, lunch will be 11am to 2pm and dinner will be

from 4pm to 7pm. We offer theconvenience of Eat In or CallIn for takeout. The meal is afantastic fish fry withcoleslaw, french fries andsoda or coffee. Theseare also available asseparates. For moreinformation, please call869-9306. We lookforward to seeing youthere and thank you for

your support.

As the weather gets warmer more and morepeople make additions to their homes orproperties. The following is a listing of thebuilding projects that require a building permit ofsome type from the Village of Colonie prior to anywork being done:

• Pools, both above ground and in-ground

- Any pools installed as of 2006 must havepool alarms

• Fences

• Wood stoves, inserts or fireplaces (wood orgas)

• Decks

• Gazebos

• Sheds, both new and replacement

• Additions or renovations

• New buildings, whether residential orcommercial

• Attached or detached garages

• PODS

• Solar Panels

• Window or door openings if the size ischanging

• Any structural changes to a building

If you are demolishing a building, including agarage, you must apply for a demolition permitprior to any demolition work.

If you are planning a project and have anyquestions, please contact Randy Rivera at 857-3654, Dennis Dachenhausen at 378-0837 orthe Village Hall at 869-7562.

CO² DETECTORS AND SMOKE DETECTORSNew York State law requires that every residencehave a CO² detector installed. They are available at a wide variety of stores and in a wide range ofprices.

Also, make sure your smoke detectors are working properly. Batteries should be changedtwice a year.

A Message from the Chief…Coming in March 2016, look for our redesigned

Colonie Fire Company Calendar complete with afantastic new layout, full color photos, and Villageand Fire Company Events. Our best calendar yet!

Be on the lookout for us March 19th and 20th as weescort Peter Cottontail through the Village for the an-nual Easter Parade. We’ll also be kicking off thespring season on April 23rd as we lead the way inthe Little League Opening Day Parade into CookPark.

Lastly, I want to thank each and every one of youwho came out to support our annual Rose Sale forValentine’s Day. It is your continued patronage andsupport that helps make our events successful yearafter year.

Brian C. Curran, ChiefRobert Allen, President


Ethics Committee

Henry Landau, ChairmanDennis Michalski

Reverend, Steven HartCarole TrifilettiFrank Prevratil

CodeEnforcementLiaison

TrusteeJack Murphy

Outreach Center StaffSue BrediceJoan Rueckert

218-1030

A Message from Village Hall…VACANT AND ABANDONED BUILDINGSIn September 2014 the Village adopted a local law requiringhouses and commercial buildings that are vacant to beregistered with the Village. Most often when there is aproblem in a building that is vacant (broken water lines,flooding, illegal occupation, breaking and entering, overgrown yards and trash, etc.) if we cannot locate anyoneresponsible for the building, the Village fixes the problem attax payer expense. Most often the invoice we send is notpaid since we cannot locate a responsible party. If you areaware of any buildings in your neighborhood that are vacantand/or abandoned, please contact the Village Hall at 869-7562.

APRIL 2016 WATER BILLSThe April Village of ColonieWater Bills will be in the mail by April 1, 2016. When youreceive your bill, please don’twait until the end of the billingmonth. If there are anycorrections to be made to a billthey must be researched andcorrected prior to the 30th ofApril. They cannot be done after that date.

The total amount of the water bill, including any unpaidOctober water amounts, is due and payable by April 30th.Any bills paid from May 1st through May 15th must include a5% penalty on the current amount. After May 15th, any waterand sewer bills that are outstanding will be re-levied onto theJune 2016 Village Property Tax Bill.

If you have any questions orconcerns, please don’t hesitateto contact our office at 869-7562, Monday through Friday,8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

JUNE 2016 TAX BILLSVillage of Colonie Property Tax Bills will be in the mail byJune 1st; they are payable by July 1st. Any June orDecember 2015 Sewer Bills or October 2015 or April 2016Water Bills that are still unpaid as of May 15, 2016 will berelevied onto the June 2016 Village Property Tax Bill. If youhave any questions please feel free to contact our office –869-7562.

A Message from Dept. of Public Works…HEAVY ITEM PICK-UPYou need to schedule a pick-up by calling 869-6372 after7am the Friday before you want a pick-up. We will beginaccepting calls on Friday, April 29th at 7am. The first pick-upwill be on Monday, May 2nd. Pick-ups will run every week inMay and June except Monday May 30th (MemorialDay).During July and August pick-ups will be every otherweek. They will be on Mondays July 11th and 25th andAugust 8th and 22nd. There will be no pick-up on MondaySeptember 5th (Labor Day). Weekly pick-ups will resume onMonday September 12th until the last pick-up on MondayOctober 3rd.

Pick-ups are limited to one per year per household and are ona first come, first served basis, 50 houses per week maximum.

The Village CANNOT accept any of the following items: cartires, car batteries, hazardous material of any kind (gasoline,kerosene, insecticides, pool chemicals, drain cleaners,ammunition, fireworks) propane tanks, paint or constructiondebris. For safety reasons, please make sure any nails areremoved or bent over.

HYDRANT FLUSHINGThe annual flushing of the water system will start March 27thweather permitting. All flushing will be done between thehours of 11 pm and 7 am. Residents might noticediscoloration during this program and should be aware thisis normal and not harmful. However, residents are cautionedto check their water before using their washing machine orany other appliance that uses water. If discoloration persists,please notify the DPW at 869-6372.

LEAF AND BRUSH RECYCLING STARTSFOR THE SEASON ON MARCH 21ST1. There is no set day for leaf/brush pickup. It is done on acontinual rotation around the Village starting in the springand ending in the fall.

2. Put leaves/grass clippings in brown recycling bags orlabeled barrels ONLY, not to exceed 40 lbs. Do not useplastic bags or boxes. NO ROCKS, GARBAGE, SOD ORPLASTIC MAY BE PLACED IN THE LEAF BAGS.

3. Branches must be cut in lengths of 4 ft. or less andsecurely tied with strings in bundles not to exceed 40 lbs.The diameter of the branches to be bundled MUST BE 3INCHES OR LESS.

If you have any questions, please call the Department ofPublic Works, Monday through Friday, 7 am until 3:30 pm.The telephone number is 869-6372.


Planning CommissionChairman, Chris Dennis

John MartinKenny Hart

Mike TommaneyAnn Krause

Pete ChudzinskiDan Judge

Secretary, Julianne RuffLiaison, Tom Tobin

SecurityPatrol

Bill LevyJoe Agneta

Youth & FamilyServices Staff

Brian Casey

PLANNINGCOMMISSIONAPPROVALS

The Mayor and Board of Trusteeswould like to WELCOME thefollowing businesses approved bythe Planning Commission and wishthem much success!14 JupiterSuite #3HOFFMAN CARPET15 JupiterSuite #4 CNC MICROTECH10 Wolf Rd.FLAVORS OF INDIA RESTAURANT1625 Central AveTHE BOWERY SALON & BEAUTY BAR1704 CentralLIBERTY TAX1537 CentralTEXTURES SALON

UNPAID BILLSThe last day to pay any outstandingwater or sewer bills will be Monay, May16, 2016. Any water or sewer bills stillunpaid after that date will be re-leviedonto the June 2016 tax bill. Pleasecontact the Village Hall at 869-7562 ifyou have any questions

SOLAR ENERGYSolar energy is becoming increasinglypopular as a way to save on residentialelectricity bills. Please be sure to use a Certified Contractor. A list of approvedsolar installers is available from NYSERDA on its website – nyserda.com.There are many types of plans andvariables. We want you to make aneducated decision on the benefits of solar power for your home.

RABIES CLINICThis year’s Rabies Clinic will be heldon Saturday, September 10, 2016from 1 pm to 4 pm. It will be held inthe Village of Colonie DPW garage.Due to the success of these clinics,we are in need of volunteers to help

with the paperwork. If you wish to volunteer, please

contact Pat Hurley at the Village Hall,869-7562, Monday through Friday,

8:30am to 4:30pm.

Sign Review Members

Jim Rubino, ChairmanCarole TrifilettiDennis Michalski

Bill LevyMichalea PochilyVictor Caponera,

AttorneyJamie Blot, SecretaryMike Aidala, Liaison

SignReviewBoardLiaison

Mike Aidala,Trustee

The Village of Colonie dog park is nowopen. The new park is located withinCook Park at the far end by theNorthway. The park boasts twoseparate, well fenced in areas for largeand small dogs. Park rules are postedat the entrance to help ensure properdog park etiquette. Benches and picnictables are in place for dog owners andfriends. There is a designated parkingarea for the dog park. Waste bags andbins are readily available to maintain

proper cleanliness, and a water spigot will be available for use seasonally. If youand your dog would like to enjoy the new park, there are to only a fewrequirements to obtain a permit. Permits are for Village residents only. The fee is$5 per dog and thepermit is good for anentire calendar year.Dogs are required tohave their rabies anddistempervaccinations. Permitsfor 2016 are availableat the Village Hallduring normalbusiness hours. Youwill receive anumbered dog tagthat must beattached to yourdog's collar whileusing the park.


Code EnforcementOfficers & Staff

Randy RiveraDennis Dachenhausen

Amphitheater ArtsCommittee

Brian CaseyMarlene Countermine

Sue DickinsonLinda MurphyTom Tobin

Fire CompanyLiaison - Trustee

Tom Tobin

Visit our website atwww.coloniefire.com

Fire Prevention isn’t just 1 week in October, it’s all 52 weeks of the year!

Village of Colonie nightAugust 17, 2016

When was the last timeYOU went to a Baseball Game?

The Village of Colonie is making plans to go to

a Valley Cats Baseball GameAugust 17th, 2016 at 7 pm

— Fireworks night —

Why not take the Family to theAll-American Game?

Price will be $7.50 each (ticket, hotdog, soda)InTeresTed?

Call for reservations & Ticket info218-7782

seating limited at this price!Boy Scout Bottle DriveVillage boy scout troop 278 will hold its next bottle and can drive onSaturday, April 16th from 7am till 10am in the DPW garage.Residents are asked to leave deposit bottles and cans at the end oftheir driveways on that morning for scouts to pick up. A reminderflyer will be delivered door to door by the scouts the week before onApril 9th. As is always the case if you want to drop off you bottlesyou can bring them to the DPW garage or the Rec center. The scoutswant to thank everyone for all of their generous donations in the past.

Kid’s CornerEaster Bunny willarrive in the Village!

The Easter Bunny and his helperswill be arriving in the Village onSaturday, March 19 and Sunday,March 20th. Starting at 10 am each day, the Easter Bunnywill visit every street in the Village.

The Easter Bunny, Mayor FrankLeak and the Trustees will have atreat for all little Villagers!

Summer YouthEmployment Program

Once again, the Village of Colonie will be partnering withthe City of Albany Workforce Development Youth programin providing summer employment to eligible youth. Thisprogram is contingent on funding approval from the NYSOffice of Temporary and Disability Assistance. Eligible participants must be aged 14 through 20, and theirfamily must be a recipient of public assistance or have afamily income below 200 percent of the federal povertylevel (for example, $39,590 for a family of three). If you are interested in summer employment or have anyquestions, please call Joan or Sue at the Outreach Center218-1030. Unfortunately, we won’t be notified aboutfunding until April or May. You must show proof ofeligibility and enroll in the program. The program normallyruns for 6 weeks but last year there was an extension foran additional few weeks.

St. Michael’s EpiscopalChurch on Killean Park,has been a constantsupport to the OutreachCenter. Thecongregation collectsfood donations monthly,adopts a family duringthe holidays, and givesyear round support to theCenter. We are sograteful to have them as part of our community!


OUTREACH Center

HOLIDAY HELPThank you to our community for the help and donations to areafamilies. Special thanks to Boy Scout Troop 278 and theVillage of Colonie Girl Scouts for keeping our pantry shelvesstocked with food!

Thank you to Colonie High students Clayton Umoh andYolanda Gonzales for sorting and putting the food away!

There’s a gem for Seniors 55+ right here in

There’s a gem for Seniors 55+ right here in

Colonie Village and here’s an oppor tunity

to check it out.

The Senior Center, also known as the HBK

Senior Center, (behind the Village Hall), is

hosting an open house and inviting all

Village Seniors to drop in and check out our

facilities. We think you’ll be plea santly

surprised at all we have to offer, and it’s

free to Village Seniors. A sample of what we

have includes:

• Workout Room

• Line Dancing

• Mah Jongg

• Square Dancing

• Computer Classes

• German Class

• Chair Yoga

• Tai Chi

• Bingo

• Wii games

• Various card games

• Movies

and much more

Come and check it out.Light Refreshments

will be served.

CLOTHING DONATIONSAt this time we can no longer take clothing donations.

We are still able to take household items. We are always in need of gift cards to grocery stores,

Target, Walmart and bus passes.

Special thanks to those who adopted local familiesfor Holiday Help:D’Angelo Leading the Way for Little Learners DaycareTown of Colonie EMS Town of Colonie PoliceDispatchersNYS Dept. of Transportation Payroll Dept.NYS Dept. of Transportation Personal Dept.St. Michael’s Episcopal ChurchLia Honda

To those who gave gift cardsand special donations:Mayor Frank Leak and his familyKathleen O’BrienSusan DufurNed and Susan JohnsonDave HaackRoberta HardtM.E.S.S Men’s Ecumenical Scripture Study

Susan Bredice from the Village of Colonie Outreach Centeraccepts a check from Denise DiNoto, President of the Colonie –Guilderland Rotary Club. The club held a lawnsale in September to benefit the Outreach Center.The Rotary is a group of local professionals who

value giving back to the community – and havefun doing it! If you are interested in moreinformation about this wonderful organization,check them out at http://www.cgrotary.org/

VILLAGE SENIOR CENTER

OPEN HOUSE

SATURDAY APRIL 2, 20169AM to 1PM


HBKSenior Center

Chrissy LanzaRecreation Leader

Kay WalkerOffice Administrator

Thunder Road Seniors

Ned Johnson, PresidentBarbara Williams, Vice President

Helene O’Clair, TreasurerVirginia Whitcomb, Financial Officer

Carol Paradise, SecretaryRalph Frey, Sergeant-At-Arms

Dottie Willey, Chaplain

SENIOR LIAISON

Patty Schwarz Lockart

2016 VILLAGE OF COLONIE ELECTIONSOur Village of Colonie electionswill be on Tuesday, March 15,2016. The polls areopen from 6:00 am to 9:00 pm.If you have anyquestions pleasecontact Pat Hurley atthe Village Hall, 869-7562. If you’re not sure ifyou’re registered or not pleasecall Albany County Board ofElections at 487-5060.

VILLAGE OF COLONIE REGISTRATION DAYVillage of Colonie Registration Day for the March 15, 2016 Village of Colonieelection is Saturday, March 5, 2016 from noon until 5 pm. If you are not aregistered voter with Albany County Board of Elections and wish to vote in

the March 2016 election, please come to the Village Hall, 2Thunder Road, Colonie, NY between noon and 5 pm to register.You must be at least 18 years of age, a Village of Colonie

resident of at least thirty (30) days, a citizen of the UnitedStates and have not been disqualified by law from voting

in Village of Colonie elections. You may also register withAlbany County Board of Elections; the deadline for registering

with Albany County is Friday, March 4, 2016. If you have any questions regarding Village of Colonie registration please contact Pat Hurley, Village Clerk, at 869-7562. If you have questions regarding registration with Albany County Board ofElections please contact them directly at 487-5060.


Village of ColonieAttorneys

David MarinucciVictor CaponeraHenry DeCotisMike Tommaney

Zoning Board of AppealsChairman: Lou Van Buren

Mike SipperlyTrevor NormandinJosh Rowinski

Jim SplonskowskiPhil Minisalle Frank Prevratil

Jack Murphy, LiaisonBoard meets on the first Wed.

of the Month at 7:00 pm.

FAMILY RECREATION CENTER:HOURS

The hours for the Village’s FamilyRecreation Center are:Monday-Friday8:30 am to 6:00 pm

Saturday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

If you have any questions, please contact

Mr. Brian Casey at 218-7782.

In the continuing effort to support our Drive 25campaign, the Traffic Committee is asking that youcontinue to monitor your speed and keep safedriving habits at all times. Remember that winterweather can still appear at this time of year. It isespecially important to pay attention at all times andkeep speeds to a minimum. Driving in our everchangeable weather is very unpredictable. Sundoesn’t mean good roads. Always think “what if”?What if there is ice on the road or blowing snowpatches. These scenarios can cause normal steeringand braking to become treacherous in a splitsecond. Your best defense is to keep speeds at orunder the posted speed limit. The wrong decision

could be your next decision if you are not beingproactive and paying attention when driving. Againwe ask you to please be mindful of children playingon and around snow banks, as your vision duringinclement weather can be compromised. Beforeleaving in your vehicle, please make sure that allsnow and ice is removed from not only thewindshield and windows but from the hood, roof and trunk of your vehicle as well. Give your vehicletime to defrost completely and remember to use theinserted cutout and keep it with you to remind you toDrive 25.

Thank you –

The Village Traffic Committee

Dear Village of Colonie Residents…


every Thursday from4 PM-7 PM

May 15-October 15at Cook Park

Mayor Leak and the trustees have been hard at workover the winter with market manager Krysta Dennis tobring you the Cook Park Farmers Market everyThursday in the Sharon Drive parking lot and pavilion inCook Park. The Market will give Village residents theopportunity to buy farm-fresh produce direct from thefarmers themselves, and artisanal foods and crafts fromthe people who made them.

The VendorsThe market will have a diverse set of offerings, featuringlocally grown vegetables, fruit, local cheeses, milk,eggs, meat (pork, beef, chicken, lamb, and game),sustainably sourced fish, bread, maple syrup, fair tradechocolate, pastries, baked goods, locally made soaps,locally roasted coffee and blended tea, potted plants,cut flowers and herbs, crafts, local wine, beer, spirits,cider and much more!

The MarketWe are committed to offering Village residents a food,shopping alternative that is healthy for them and for theplanet, as well as being a great place to get together.There will also be some local favorites on hand servinghot food if you’d like to sit down, relax, and enjoy theatmosphere with some dinner, or stop over and pick upsomething delicious if you are attending a baseballgame in the park. Over 100 parking spaces areavailable right next to the market in the Sharon Driveparking lot. However, you may not even need them ifyou live in one of the 800 homes within a 15-minutewalking distance of the market. Each market day willfeature a different local music group, and some marketdays will feature a scheduled talk, workshop ordemonstration from our vendors, Cornell CooperativeExtension, and others! Musicians and talks will beannounced closer to market opening.

The Pavilion The pavilion will provide market-goers with shade if it issunny, and shelter on rainy days, as well as accessiblerestrooms; seating in the pavilion to sit down, eat, relax,enjoy the music and warm summer days. The MarketGrand Opening will take place on May 19th for Villageof Colonie residents to enjoy. Come check it out!


REMINDER to all Residents:All dogs are required to be on a leash at ALL times in Cook Park,

(unless they are in the Dog park),Bauer Park and all other village parks.You are also required to pick up all dog waste.

Animal control officers patrol all of our parks and issue summonsfor violation of these rules.

PLEASE help keep the parks clean for everyone!Thank You.

Use Phosphorus-Free Lawn Fertilizer

It’s the Law!Most lawns in New York State do not need additional phosphorus for healthygrowth. When you use fertilizer containing phosphorus for your lawn, the raincan wash it into streams, lakes and reservoirs. Fertilizer in water can createexcess algae plant growth and green scum that:• Interfere with boating and swimming• Harm fish populations• Degrade drinking water quality

How do you know if you are using phosphorus-free fertilizer?Look for the zero.

Check the fertilizer bag for a set of three numbers; they represent thepercentage of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. The number in the middle

should be a “0.”Phosphorus runoff poses a threat to water quality. Therefore, under New Yorklaw (effective January 1, 2012), phosphorus-containing fertilizer may only beapplied to lawns or non-agricultural turf when:• A soil test indicates that additional phosphorus is needed for growth of a lawn

or non-agricultural turf.or

• The fertilizer is used for newly established lawns or non-agricultural turf during the first growing season.

visit http://www.dec.ny.gov for more information. NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION


2016 - The Village of ColonieFrank A. Leak Amphitheater for the Arts

Cook Park

Please return the lower portion of this gift response with your payment to:

Youth and Family Services, Village of Colonie, 2 Thunder Road, Colonie, NY 12205.


VILLAGE HALL

2 Thunder RoadAlbany, NY 12205518-869-7562

[email protected]

Visit the Village website at…www.colonievillage.org

MAYORFrank A. Leak

TRUSTEESMike AidalaTom TobinJack Murphy

Patty Schwarz Lockart

TheVillager

IMPORTANT MEETING DATESFor all village meetings residents can contact theVillage Hall at 869-7562 the day of the meetingfor the agenda and to confirm the quorumavailable for the meeting.

Senior Citizens1st Tues. of Month..................10:00 AMPlanning Commission1st & 3rd Tues. of Month ..........6:30 pmZoning Board of Appeals1st Wed. of Month ....................7:00 pmSign Review Board4th Thurs. of Month ..................7:00 pmYouth CommissionWhen ScheduledTraffic Advisory Committee2nd Thurs. of Month ................6:30 pm

If you are handicapped and need anyassistance to attend a public meeting inthe Village of Colonie, please notify theclerk 24 hours before the meeting.

TheVillagerDepartment of Public WorksLes Decker, Superintendent

of Public Works ..............869-6372Chris Bisognano,Assistant Superin tendent of Public Works ........................869-6372Stormwater Hotline ..............869-6372Outreach CenterSue Bredice ..........................218-1030Joan Rueckert ......................218-1030Youth and Family Services DepartmentBrian Casey,

Youth Monitor ..................218-7438Senior Citizens CenterChrissy Lanza

Recreation Leader ..........869-7172Kay Walker

Office Administrator ........869-7172Fire CompanyFire Company ......................869-9306Brian Curran

Fire Co. Chief ..................869-9306Bob Allen

Fire Co. President ..........869-9306

Important Village NumbersKathleen Haas

Treasurer ........................869-7562Pat Hurley

Clerk................................869-7562David Marinucci

Attorney ..........................869-2152Victor Caponera

Attorney ..........................869-7562Christopher Dennis

Planning Commission ....869-7562Lou VanBuren

Zoning Board ..................869-7562Frank Prevratil

Traffic Committee............869-7562Jim Rubino

Sign Review Board ........869-7672Randy Rivera

Code Enforcement Officer/Stormwater Management Officer ............................857-3654

Dennis Dachenhausen ........869-7562Assistant Code Enforcement Officer

YOU’RE

INVITED

Village of Colonie

Trustee Meetings h

eld

1st & 3rd Monday

of each month

at 6:30 pm,

Village Hall

PRESORTEDSTANDARD

U.S. POSTAGEPAID

ALBANY, NYPERMIT NO. 532

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