Election Results

Bruce Stebbins (Mayor)-643 votes

Trustees:

Megan O’Donnell-457 votes

Michael Shepard – 417 votes

Donna Freyleue-400 votes

Joseph Cole-390 votes

Brian Burmeister-381 votes

James Francis Miller- 370 votes

Proposition #1 (Keep village elections in March)

Yes-300 votes

No-475 votes

Proposition #2 (Move village elections to November)

Yes-466 votes

No-340 votes

Neighborhood Advisor/Outreach Worker Position available

Part Time Position Available

Neighborhood Advisor/Outreach Worker for Canton Woods

Canton Woods Senior Center is currently seeking a part-time position for a Neighborhood Advisor/Outreach worker. This outreach worker is helping the elderly in need or assisting those in need of community services.

Neighborhood Advisor/Outreach worker must meet the following criteria: Hold a two-year college degree in Social related field; or have the equivalent of four-years, full time work and experience in geriatric case work or social work with community/social programs.

Neighborhood Advisor/Outreach worker must have knowledge of Onondaga County community service, familiarity with eligibility criteria for all entitlement programs, computer skills and must have a valid NYS license. This position is 30 hours per week.

Interested candidates, please submit a resume and application to jdepaulis@baldwinsville.org or mail to: Village Hall, Attn: Jody DePaulis, 16. W Genesee St, Baldwinsville, NY 13027

To view the application, please click here

Village Election-Results

Village Election Results that were held on Tuesday, March 21, 2023

Elijah Huling Jr-26 votes

Bruce Stebbins-7 votes

William Stowell-6 votes

David Smallwood-5 votes

Timothy McMahon-4 votes

Jody DePaulis-3 votes

Theresa Brickett-2 votes

Theresa Huegel-1 vote

Michael Bryant-1 vote

Mike Pope-1 vote

Ed Van Derwater-1 vote

Amy Nash-Reinagel-1 vote

Katherine Halleron-1 vote

 

 

 

 

2022 Arbor Day Celebration

VILLAGE OF BALDWINSVILLE CELEBRATES ARBOR DAY 2022
The Village of Baldwinsville has been designated a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation for
the 36th consecutive year. This year trees were planted by the Public Works Department employees
along Albert Palmer Lane to continue the process of replacing ash trees that were removed due to the
Emerald Ash Borer infestation. John Graham, NYS DEC Forester and Louise Corrigan DPW Clerk
are pictured in front of one of those trees to commemorate Arbor Day 2022 which the village
celebrated on October 13, 2022.

 

To view picture, please click here

NYS Low Income Household Water Assistance Program

Do you need help paying for overdue water and wastewater bills?

The Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) can help.

LIHWAP is a drinking water and wastewater emergency assistance program funded through new federal
resources. Benefits are based on the amount of unpaid water and wastewater bills owed by applicants. This
assistance is targeted at low income households and income guidelines will mirror that of the Home Energy
Assistance Program.

LIHWAP benefits are based on the actual amount of drinking water and/or wastewater arrears, up to a
maximum of $2,500 per drinking water or wastewater provider, or $5,000 if drinking water and wastewater
services are combined, per household. Benefits are paid directly to the household’s drinking water and/or
wastewater vendor(s).

Eligibility and benefits are based on:
• income,
• household size,
• household includes a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or qualified alien, and
• amount owed to drinking water and/or wastewater provider(s).

Primary applicants must provide:
• Proof of identity
• Proof of residence
• Documentation of earned and unearned income
• A drinking water, wastewater, or combined drinking water and wastewater bill listing their permanent
and primary residence
• A valid Social Security Number (SSN)
o SSNs of additional household members will be requested

For more information, visit https://otda.ny.gov/LIHWAP