A Message from the Supervisor  

 

WINTER IS HERE!

 

I hope that everybody enjoyed the holidays and is looking forward to a great 2017.

 

It's that time of year when we have to pay our Town and County taxes. Eileen Hennessey is our Tax Collector, and her hours for the Tax season are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 4 pm. To 7 pm. She is also available on Saturdays by appointment only. If the weather is bad, please call to be sure Eileen is in the office before you come.  Eileen can be reached at (845) 932-8360 Ext. 17

 

Our Community Room is busy serving meals to the seniors on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12:00. Please join them for lunch or conversation. The meals are $3.00 to anyone over 60. Just be sure to call on those days to reserve a meal. The number is (845) 932-8360 X-22.

  

 

Please explore our website  for building permits, tax exemption forms, past meeting minutes or to view our proposed budget. Most things could be found here on our website. There is also a calendar of upcoming events in town, particularly with our very active Youth Board.

 

 

We would appreciate your thoughts on how we are doing and any 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!

 

The Town Board is 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

e-mail:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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.