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Welcome to the Village of Liverpool, a delightful community on the north shore of Onondaga Lake with unique shops, spectacular restaurants, lovely lakeshore trails, and warm village folk.

The Village of Liverpool is approximately 1 square mile and is home to 2,600 residents. Over 35,000 people travel through the Village of Liverpool daily.

 

Village Hall is located at 310 Sycamore Street, Liverpool New York. Please call 315-457-3441 for more information. Our fax # is 315-457-5119.

LIVERPOOL NEWS


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Planning Board Vacancy

An opening exists on the Village Planning Board for a regular member as well as for an alternate member.  The Planning Board meets once a month on the 4th Monday. This voluntary position is for a term of 5 years. The Planning Board board meets to approve site plans, subdivision plots, special permits, review zoning amendments or other development approvals. Contact the Village Clerk's office if you are interested.

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FEMA Flood Mapping Information

Information regarding FEMA Flood mapping may be obtained by calling toll-free 1-877-FEMA-MAP

You may also visit the FEMA website and scroll down to Onondaga County by clicking here.

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Liverpool Police Officers to forego 2010 salary increases due to Sales Tax Revenue Crisis

Letter from Sgt. Michael Manns, PBA President to the Mayor and Board of Trustees

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LIVERPOOL IS THE PLACE

SUMMER CONCERTS

The Greater Liverpool Chamber of Commerce has announced this year's summer lineup.

All concerts take place in Johnson Park in the heart of the Village on Monday and Wednesday

evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. In the event of inclement weather, call the Chamber office 457-3895 after 5:00 to hear if the show has been cancelled.  Click below for the schedule

2010 Summer Concert Schedule

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Office Space Available

There is an opening for office space in the Gleason Center. Suite # 9 is available to rent for $185.00 a month. Please call Village Clerk's office if you are interested in office space. The office is 181 square feet.

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Village Business Signs

Advertise your Village Business for a very low cost! Sign space is available on the Village Business Signs located on Vine Street ( close to Onondaga Lake Trail ) and on the South Willow Street sign. Sign up for a three year lease for only a $100 a year, plus $ 45 ( one time cost) to make your sign. Call or stop by the Village Clerk's office for more information. Hurry- space is limited and going quickly!

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Yard Waste Pickup

REMINDER - Please do NOT put the yard waste out until after 4:00 p.m. the evening before pickup. Yard waste is picked up ONLY on the dates listed below.

Yard waste will be picked up on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month from April - October. The schedule is as follows:

 

July - 6th & 19th (5th is a holiday)

August - 2nd & 16th

September  - 7th & 20th (6th is a holiday)

October  - 4th & 18th

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SALES TAX REVENUE CRISIS

The Onondaga County sales tax distribution resolution (allowing for the distribution of a portion of county sales tax to the village) will expire on December 31, 2010. The County Legislature voted on the renewal of the sales tax agreement on May 4, 2010. Beginning January 2011, villages sales tax revenue will be less than half of what we are currently receiving. The Village of Liverpool currently receives approximately $570,000. We will receive approximately $281, 200 for the next ten years.

 

As more information is available from the County Sales Tax Committee, the Village of Liverpool will schedule a public hearing for community input.

 

Mayor White's letter to Village residents

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Liverpool Police Department recognized at Awards Ceremony

From left:   Lt. Scott Hare, Dewitt PD, Chief William Becker, Liverpool PD, Chief Mike Lefancheck,  Baldwinsville PD, Chief Tom Winn, Camillus PD, Capt. Steve Rotunno, Camillus PD, Chief Don Morris, East Syracuse PD, Lt. Tim Macholl, Camillus PD

 

The Liverpool Police Department and two of its officers received awards from the Onondaga County Traffic Safety Advisory Board.

 

The Department was presented with the AAA Community Traffic Safety Award receiving the Gold Award for 2009. This award honors communities that statistically demonstrate a measurable effectiveness in addressing traffic safety issues. This makes the 8th consecutive Gold Award received by the Liverpool Police Department since 2001.

 

Officer Kenneth Hatter received the John H. Mulroy Traffic Safety Government Service Award for Law Enforcement Agency Top Performer in Impaired Driver.

 

Officer Jeff Passino received the Law Enforcement Agency Top Performer's Overall Performance Award for Large Police Agencies for his overall traffic enforcement while working for both the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office and the Liverpool Police Department.

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Sanitary Sewer Problems

Call 435-3157 - available 24/7

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MS4 Program

The Village of Liverpool must have a permit to discharge stormwater as required by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. For more information on the program, or to learn how you can participate, please visit CNYRPDB.

 

As part of the program, the Village is required to develop and implement a Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) which outlines all the Village is doing to comply with the permit. Each year, an annual progress report is completed and submitted to the State. The SWMP and Annual Report are available for viewing at MS4 Annual Report. Comments on both documents are encouraged and can be submitted here. If you would like to take an active role in the planning/development/implementation aspects of the SWMP, your input is greatly appreciated. If interested, please contact the Village's Local Stormwater Public Contact, Bill Asmus - DPW Superintendent.

 

To report illegal dumping or questionable stormwater discharges, please immediately contact the Onondaga County Stormwater Pollution Hotline at (315) 435-3157. The hotline receives calls 24/7.

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Disposal of TV's, Microwaves or Fluorescent lights

Please note that the Village DPW can no longer pick up these items. Call OCRRA at 453-2866 for further information.

 

The following disposal information is provided by the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency:

Old Computer Equipment and TVs:

Best Buy stores accept TVs under 32" and monitors for $10 each. You receive a $10 Best Buy gift card for each item. Computer equipment is also accepted.

OCRAA Electronics Collection Days: Aug 7, 2010 & Nov 6, 2010. Both days 8 AM-Noon at Ley Creek Transfer Station.

Fluorescent Bulbs:

Ace and TrueValue Hardware stores

Participating Home Depot stores (compact fluorescents only) or

Bring them to OCRRA's Household Hazardous Waste Days

 

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Trapper for Village of Liverpool

 Please call 451-4210 for information regarding animal trapping in the Village of Liverpool.

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Comprehensive Plan

The plan has been adopted by the Village Board. The Comprehensive Plan can be viewed at the Village clerk's Office. Public hearing was held on  November 19, 2007 at 7:01 PM. LL # 3- 2008 was adopted by the Village of Liverpool Board of Trustees. This LL # 3 amended Chapter 136 Zoning of the Village of Liverpool as amended to bring the zoning ordinance and regulations into Greater conformance and consistency with the Village's Comprehensive Plan 2025 adopted August 21, 2006. A copy is available at Liverpool Public Library or Comprehensive Plan.

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Child Safety Seats

The police department is conducting child safety seat inspections. Call the  department at 457-3441 ext.2 to register.  Inspections are available Monday through Thursday from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

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House at 807

A unique and affordable home for seniors. Built in the mid-1850's, this mansion is part of the history of the Village of Liverpool. This mansion was renovated to accommodate eight, independent, well elderly. For more information, go to House at 807 or read more about it in  our Village History Section of the website.

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Wegmans Playground

The first boundless playground opened on Sunday September 28, 2003 at Onondaga Lake Park. Children of all abilities will be able to play and grow together! Bring your whole family and celebrate this magical place. For more information go to www.ongov.net/parks.

 

Year round fun by the Lake

 

Onondaga Lake Park is open year round for family fun.

 

Come and enjoy walking, inline skating, biking or cross country skiing along the lakeside trail. Over 1 million people visit this park every year. Visit the new Family Fun Center

Village of Liverpool Vision Statement

The Village of Liverpool is a community with a rich history and independent spirit that takes pride in its heritage, its safe neighborhoods, and its grass roots participation in self-governance. 

The Village seeks to preserve and enhance the positive aspects of small community life while meeting the challenges of the future to maintain the economic health of the Village, provide relevant services in a cost-effective manner, and to attract businesses and residents to a small, safe, beautiful community where local control of destiny, independence and individual contributions are valued.

 

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