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Welcome to Castleton-on-Hudson!

Castleton-on-Hudson is located in the southwestern corner of Rensselaer County, New York. It is part of New York's Capital Region, about 10 miles southeast of downtown Albany.

Summer 2023 Castletonian

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Village of Castleton-on-Hudson Board of Trustees Special Meeting - May 31, 2023

The Board of Trustees of the Village of Castleton-on-Hudson will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, May 31, 2023 at 6:00 pm at Village Hall.

Village of Castleton-on-Hudson, New York 2021 & 2022 Annual Energy Benchmarking Report

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VILLAGE OF CASTLETON MEMORIAL DAY PARADE - MAY 29, 2023

The Castleton-Schodack Memorial Day Parade will “step-off” on Monday May 29^th at 10:00am. The parade will begin at the corner of Boltwood and Seaman Avenues and will conclude with a brief ceremony at Mountain View Cemetery. We will have five divisions with the VFW Post 7337 leading the parade. As we take time to honor those who served our country, we would like to show our appreciation to any veteran or Gold Star Mother in our community by asking that they join us in the special seating area that has been reserved for them during the ceremony. We are honored this year to have as our Grand Marshall for the parade Mr. Jeff Conlin, an ARMY Vietnam veteran. The Community Appreciation Award will be presented to Carol and Bud Wilkinson, in recognition of their many years of volunteer service to our community. Our guest speaker will be Ryan Marshall, an Air Force OIF OEF ODF veteran. Please join us on the day that we honor those who have served their country so valiantly.

For more information please contact:

Jayne Robinson/Parade Committee

518-732-4284 Home

518-364-3890 Cell

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Castleton-on-Hudson Village Election Results

https://www.castleton-on-hudson.org/document-center/fyi/1057-2023-village-election-tally-sheet-pdf/file.html

SNOW EMERGENCY - February 27, 2022 - February 28, 2022

The Mayor has declared a snow emergency starting Monday 2/27/23 at 11:00 pm until Tuesday 2/28/23 at 6:00 pm. Depending on how much snow we have those snow emergency dates could be extended.

In a snow emergency please make every effort to not park on village streets. If you cannot park your car off the street here are snow emergency rules for parking:

For North Main Street (Scott Ave to Riverside) : Park on the west side of the street (river side).

For South Main Street: While it is snowing, park on the east side of the street (The Store side); once the snow stops, move to the west side.

For everyone else in the Village, we use the odd/even system so that the plows don’t have to zig-zag in and out of parked cars on both sides of the street. On odd days we ask that you NOT park on the odd side of the street. On even days we ask that you NOT park on the even side of the street. If you live at a dead end, please do not use that space for parking so the plows can push the snow to the end of the street.

During a snow emergency there is NO parking on any of the hills in the village. This includes Stimpson Avenue, Green Avenue, Scott Avenue and Seaman Avenue.

If you are not able to park in your own driveway, here is where you can park (until 48hrs after the end of the snow emergency):

1. Sacred Heart Church on Stimpson Avenue

2. Trinity Lutheran Church on Green Avenue

3. Behind the Fire House (do not park in front of any garage doors)

4. The two village owned lots on South Main St. One is across from the post office next to Grants Auto and the other is next to the Poke Jar across from The Store.

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Winter Weather Advisor - Nov 15 -16th 2022

There is a winter weather advisory in effect from 10 PM this evening until 7 PM Wednesday. Total snow accumulations of 2 to 4 inches and ice accumulations of up to one tenth of an inch are possible. If we do get snow or ice please keep cars off streets as much as possible so plows can clear the streets. Folks who park on Main Street can use our alternate parking locations until Main Street has been cleared. Our crew and plows are ready !!

We have not declared a snow emergency but there are good rules to follow for more than a light accumulation of snow:

NO parking on any of the hills in the village. This includes Green Ave, Stimpson Avenue, Scott Avenue and Seaman Avenue.

Public Parking - Either of the two Village-owned parking lots of Main Street. One is across from the post office next to Grants auto repair shop and one is next to Poke Jar.

Officially we use the odd/even system so that the plows don’t have to zig-zag in and out of parked cars on both sides of the street.

On odd days we ask that you NOT park on the odd side of the street. On even days, like tomorrow, we ask that you NOT park on the even side of the street.

If you live on Main Street (all of 9J) we ask that while it is snowing you park on the east side of the street (the Store side). And once the snow stops that you move to the west side. Cars on Main Street will be ticketed and towed if they are not moved.

Thank you very much for your cooperation, have a great evening and if you do have to drive tomorrow please use extra caution.

Snowy main street