• The next Regular Board Meeting is on Tuesday, March 10th at 7:00PM in the Village Office

• Help Shape the Future of Earlville’s Parks & Recreation!

Now Seeking Community Members to Serve

• The Village of Earlville is forming a new Parks & Recreation Commission — and we’re looking for residents who care about our community and want to make a lasting impact. 

• This is your opportunity to help guide the future of our parks, playgrounds, recreation programs, community events, environmental stewardship, and public spaces. 

• We’re Looking for People Who:

  • ✔ Care about our parks, trails, and green spaces

  • ✔ Enjoy organizing events or community programs

  • ✔ Have experience in youth activities, senior programs, or wellness initiatives

  • ✔ Understand landscaping, sustainability, or environmental protection

  • ✔ Have skills in planning, fundraising, grants, communications, or volunteer coordination

  • ✔ Simply love Earlville and want to help it thrive 

• You don’t need to be an expert — just committed, collaborative, and willing to contribute your time and ideas.

• What the Commission Will Do: 

  • Advise on park improvements and maintenance

  •  Help plan community events and recreation programs

  • Support youth and senior activities

  • Encourage environmental stewardship

  • Partner with schools, nonprofits, and local businesses

  • Help develop a long-term vision for recreation in Earlville

This is a volunteer advisory position serving the Village and its residents.

• This Is Your Moment to Step Forward

• If you’ve said to yourself:

  •   “We should have more activities for kids.”

  •   “Our parks could use…”

  •   “I’d love to see…”

• Now is the time to be part of the solution.

• Let’s build something lasting — together.

• If you’re at all interested, or want more details; Contact Trustee, Mark Golden by email: mgolden@villageofearlville.com

• Strong communities don’t happen by accident.  They happen because people show up

• WILL YOU?

NOTICE OF PARKING VIOLATION CHANGES FROM THE VILLAGE OF EARLVILLE  

From 1963- ARTICLE 8 Traffic  Section l:  All night parking

• No vehicle shall be parked on any public highway or street within the corporate limits of the Village of Earlville, between the hours of 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. Any violators shall be subject to having said vehicle towed away and store until all towing and storage charges are paid.

 At the Board Meeting of October 14, 2025 the Village Board passed Resolution 45-3, "The Village Board approves the increases in the following fines..."

• As of November 1st, 2025, parking violation fines will be as follows:

• April 2nd through October 31st - Parked on the street between the hours of 12am and 6am, will be a $35 fine.

• November 1st through April 1st - Parked on the street between the hours of 12am and 6pm, will be a $75 fine.

• The Village’s general, “No Parking,” violation will be a $75 fine.

• Obstruction to fire house or fire hydrant will be a $75 fine.

• Obstruction of street or sidewalk will be a $75 fine.

• Non-handicapped parking in identifiable handicapped spot will stay $75.

At the Board Meeting of October 14, 2025 the Village Board passed Resolution 45-2 “Appointment of Dale Wissenbach and Mark Carpenter to Parking Enforcement Officer for the Village of Earlville”  BE RESOLVED, that the Village of Earlville and the Board of Trustees hereby approve the appointment of Dale Wissenbach and Mark Carpenter to Parking Enforcement Officer for the Village of Earlville.  This position gives the appointed employees full rights in writing and issuing parking violations in the Village of Earlville in accordance with Article 8, Section 3 “Parking in restricted areas…No automobile, car, truck or other vehicle either horse drawn or self-propelled shall be parked at any place within the village limits of the Village of Earlville whereby act of the Board of Trustees parking has been prohibited and where such restricted zones shall have been marked of and suitable signs erected as notices of such restriction, as well as no overnight parking on Village streets. This position will only be utilized during the appointed employee’s regularly scheduled work hours.

• The Village has a new Code Enforcement Officer.  David Smith can currently be reached at (315) 922-8393 for appointments.  Starting Wednesday, November 5th, David will have office hours every Wednesday from 4:00 PM until 6:00 PM. 

• Online Water Bill payment options have changed.  To pay online with debit/credit cards or e-checks, click the "Pay Your Water Bill Online" button above.   There is no longer an option for auto pay of bills.

• You can now view and pay your Village Taxes online!  Click on the links above

Pay Your Chenango Village Taxes Online (if you live on the Chenango County side of the Village)

Pay Your Madison Village Taxes Online (if you live on the Madison County side of the Village) 

                                   Instructions to access

The new WATER rates effective 4/8/2025:

• The minimum rate for Village residential customers shall be $51.76 for the first 10,000 gallons of water.  For each gallon used over 10,000 gallons, Village residents will be charged .009 cents per gallon  PLUS a Debt Service Charge of $53.28

• The Debt Service Charge goes up 1% every year in January. As of 2026, the Debt Service Charge is $53.81

• The minimum rate for Village commercial customers shall be $57.75 for the first 10,000 gallons of water.  For each gallon used over 10,000 gallons, Village commercial customers will be charged an additional .009 cents per gallon      PLUS a Debt Service Charge of $53.28 

• The minimum rate for Town of Hamilton, Town of Lebanon, Town of Sherburne and Town of Smyrna (non-Village) customers shall be $61.25 for the first 10,000 gallons of water.  For each gallon used over 10,000 gallons Town customers will be charged an additional .009 cents per gallon      PLUS a Debt Service Charge of $53.28 

• The minimum rate for Town of Hamilton, Town of Lebanon, Town of Sherburne and Town of Smyrna (non-Village) commercial customers shall be $67.75 for the first 10,000 gallons of water.  For each gallon used over 10,000 gallons Town customers will be charged an additional .009 cents per gallon     PLUS a Debt Service Charge of $53.28

• New York State Comptroller Audit Reports  

2024 State Audit

2009 State Audit 

• 2024 Annual Drinking Water Report is available in the Village Office 

• 2023 Annual Drinking Water Report is available in the Village Office