A Message from the Supervisor  

      

Spring is Coming!

 

Soon the signs of spring will surely appear and everyone will get the urge for that annual tradition of spring cleanup. Myself and the Cochecton Town Board would like to inform all our residents that Spring Cleanup Days will be held on Saturday, May 18th and Sunday, May 19th. The location will be by the Old Town Hall and Highway Department located at 116 County Road 116. It will be opened from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm each day. Acceptable items are Household Junk, Paint or Tar cans must be empty and dry, Bulky waste (furniture, mattresses, carpets, etc.) Iron pipes must be cut to 4 foot lengths. Drums and tanks must be empty and cut opened or crushed. Absolutely NO commercial dumping, NO TIRES, No yard waste, full paint cans, petroleum products, pesticides or hazardous wastes or propane tanks. No household garbage, computer monitors, television sets or fluorescent bulbs are accepted.

 

We are also working on the completion of the Community Room in the basement of the New Town Hall. When completed, it will be used for our seniors Nutrition Program and for our local clubs and organizations to conduct meetings and other activities. So keep checking in and we will keep you up to date on our progress on this project and other happenings in our community.

 

Please explore our website and in particular the calendar which will keep you up to date on upcoming events in our community.

 

We would appreciate your thoughts on how we are doing and other services that we might be able to provide. We would like to show you that Cochecton is a great place to live, visit, eat, canoe, camp, or just relax!

 

We are dedicated to providing the best services we can deliver while keeping your taxes down.  Please call or contact us if you have any questions. 

 

Thank you,
Gary D. Maas

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845-932-8360 Ext. 15

845-798-4941 (cell)

 

 

 

 

 

    

   GRAND OPENING OF NEW TOWN HALL APRIL 1, 2011

Back:  Daisy Smith, Ethel Hulse, Pauline Johnson, and Joseph Meyer - all former Coucilpersons

Front:  Richard Schulman, Larry Richardson, Sal Indelicato, Gary Maas, Edwin Grund, Anna Story

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The Town of Cochecton is situated on the Delaware River, directly across from Damascus, Pennsylvania, to which a bridge over the river provides access. The Town has four communities located within it's boundaries — Cochecton, Cochecton Center, Fosterdale and Lake Huntington.