Town of Philadelphia, NY | 33019 U.S. Rt.11| Philadelphia, NY 13673 | Phone: (315) 642-3421 | Fax: (315) 642-0421
We received a request to keep the park driveway and a small section of the parking lot plowed during the winter for Cross-country ski and snowshoeing enthusiasts. This has been done, and we will keep the driveway open as time and resources permit.
SENIOR CITIZEN PARTIAL PROPERTY EXEMPTION
The Town of Philadelphia recently adopted a local law to provide a partial property tax exemption to persons 65 years of age and older, based on certain income qualifications set forth in Real Property Tax Law Sect. 467. Specifically, the local law includes retirement benefits but excludes Social Security Income from the calculation for eligibility. Refer to the chart to
see if you qualify - if you do, contact the Assessor's office to review the residential qualifications and to apply.
The Town of Philadelphia recently adopted a local law to provide a partial property tax exemption to persons 65 years of age and older, based on certain income qualifications set forth in Real Property Tax Law Sect. 467. Specifically, the local law includes retirement benefits but excludes Social Security Income from the calculation for eligibility. Refer to the chart to
see if you qualify - if you do, contact the Assessor's office to review the residential qualifications and to apply.
VACANCIES-The Town of Philadelphia is seeking interested residents to fill :
-1 vacancy on the Town Zoning Board of Appeals.
-1 vacancy on the Town Plannng Board.
. Interested individuals should submit a Letter of Interest to the Town Supervisor to be considered.
-1 vacancy on the Town Zoning Board of Appeals.
-1 vacancy on the Town Plannng Board.
. Interested individuals should submit a Letter of Interest to the Town Supervisor to be considered.
- Town Clerk Office Hours: Mon, Tues, 8am-4pm; Wed 9am-5pm; Thur 8am-1pm Effective June 3rd, 2024
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Welcome to the Town of Philadelphia., New York, a community in northern Jefferson County. Settled by the Quakers in the early 1800's by farmers and entrepreneurs, Philly remains rural in nature. Diverse offerings of recreation, tourist attractions, excellent schools and churches, shopping, fishing and canoeing on the Indian River, and natural beauty are readily available here or within a short drive in every direction.
The people here are friendly and welcoming. Thriving businesses attract residents and visitors and many who recognize the value of our resources are choosing to settle here. Come and see. Friends look forward to welcoming you to Philadelphia. |
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Calendar
Town Board Meetings:
2nd Wednesday of the month @ 5:30pm Except Nov.'s meeting, held the 1st Thursday after Election Day Planning Board Meetings: 1st Thursday of the month @ 7pm Zoning Board Meetings: Meetings as needed Town Court: Wednesdays @ 7pm |
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