Greene County's First Incorporated Village
It's hard to believe it's already time to celebrate the spookiest of holidays, Halloween! Though many of us will, no doubt, want to enjoy the usual traditions like trick-or-treating, we just want to remind everyone that Covid-19 is still a risk. Because of this, the governor's office has released safety guidelines for celebrating outside the …
Hello Neighbors, We've decided to remain on Zoom for this week's meeting. We're holding two public hearings and we want to do it as safely as possible. Remember, if you can't make the scheduled meeting time, you can submit a comment online. Details about the public hearings are available here. In addition, this week is …
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Hello Neighbors, Due to a recent spike in Covid cases in Greene County, tomorrow's Village Board meeting will take place via Zoom. This decision was made out of an abundance of caution. This week is the monthly department heads meeting. We will share the agenda as soon as it's available. As usual, we begin at …
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The Village Office reopened on Wednesday, July 1st. There are Covid-19 related protocols in place. Please be advised of the following: UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE OFFICE HOURS FOR CONDUCTING BUSINESS IN THE VILLAGE CLERK’S OFFICE ARE 10:00AM TO 2:00PM YOU MUST WEAR A MASK. YOU MUST ADHERE TO SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES. ALL PAYMENTS ACCEPTED ONLY VIA …
Hello Fellow Athenians, As you may know, Greene County falls into the Capital Region as far as the State's re-opening guidelines are concerned. As such, it appears that we will achieve phase 1 of reopening by week's end. Phase 1 allows for some businesses to reopen within the conditions set by the State. These include: …
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First, thank you to all residents who continue to abide by social distancing guidelines. While we are not out of the woods yet with regards to the Covid-19 virus, the number of confirmed cases in Greene County continues to rise. However, we have had little impact in the Village to date and I am confident …
If you or someone in your household has tested positive for Covid-19 it is imperative that you remain quarantined. In an effort to assist, the Athens Food Pantry has volunteered to provide essential food items to those quarantined with the virus. In addition, the Coxsackie-Athens Rotary Club has volunteered to provide delivery to your doorstep. Please call …
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Re: Actions to limit the spread and impact of Covid-19 in the Village of Athens. As we have heard from both Federal and State governments we still have significant risk of spread of Covid-19. In the Village of Athens we have a large "at-risk" population and it is the responsibility of all of us to do …
The Village Communications Committee has published the April edition of the Village newsletter! Click here to view online. You can also subscribe to get the latest updates from the Village of Athens directly to your inbox. Either click here or on the link in the newsletter itself! This month's newsletter contains links to resources to help you navigate these …
Hello Athenians, Flushing of hydrant lines is done to remove iron and mineral deposits from the water mains. As water sits in areas in the lines that see limited use, these minerals accumulate over time. This will cause all of the water in our system to become cloudy and to take on unpleasant taste and …