Town board appoints new animal control officer
By Erik Pekar NYVT Media GRANVILLE - The appointment of a new animal control officer was the big decision made at an otherwise quiet regular monthly meeting of the Granville…
Granville awaits new town truck
It was the last scheduled meeting of the year, and the Granville Town Board had a relatively small agenda. First and perhaps foremost was the sale of the previous town…
The Granville Highway Department has installed this massive culvert on Taylor Hill Road. Once installation is complete the department intends to blacktop the road surface above. (Photo courtesy of the Granville Highway De;partment)
Town overpays its electric bill
When it comes to paying its electric light bill, the Town of Granville has no worries. At least not for a while. Seems NYS Electric and Gas double-billed the town…
From left, Granville Town Board members Jim Bradt and Tom Cosey, supervisor Matt Hicks, board members Matt Rathbun and Ken Quick at the Sept. 8 board meeting.
Former town offices going to ‘100% buyer-beware auction’
Following a long executive session with attorney Mike Catalfamo, the Granville Town Board announced it would sell the former town office building at 42 Main Street via online auction. The…
From left, Granville Town Board members Jim Bradt and Tom Cosey, supervisor Matt Hicks and board members Matt Rathbun and Ken Quick were informed of recent updates with the replacement of culverts in the town of Granville on Aug. 11.
3 large road culverts to be set
In his monthly report to the Granville Town Board, Town Highway Department superintendent Scott Taylor reminded the board of an upcoming infrastructure project funded by Washington County. Three Granville roads,…
A section of County Route 17 between State Routes 22 and 40 with the posted 40 mph speed limit. Residents are requesting a reduction in the speed limit. (Photo by Jared Stamm)
State to assess Rte. 17 speed limit
The Granville Town Board voted 4-1 on a resolution to allow the state Department of Transportation (DOT) to conduct a speed-limit-reduction assessment on County Route 17 following several accidents in…
The Granville Town Board will be considering its options of selling the old town offices and court located at 42 Main Street on July 14.
Town board to weigh sale of former offices
The July 14 meeting of the Granville Town Board will see discussion from all five board members on how to proceed with the old town court and offices building at…
The North Granville Hose Company firehouse located on State Route 22.
Town OKs N. Granville fire department’s bid for non-profit status
After jumping through required legal hurdles, the North Granville Hose Company was approved by the Granville Town Board on June 9 to amend its certificate of incorporation to formally become…
From left, Granville Town Board members Jim Bradt and Tom Cosey, supervisor Matt Hicks and board members Matt Rathbun and Ken Quick on May 12.
Fire company seeks status change: Non-profit qualifies for grant money
The Granville Town Board will host a public hearing on June 9 at 7:30 p.m. to allow the public to speak on the North Granville Hose Company’s desire to amend…
Further proceedings were adjourned to Oct. 24 following the not guilty plea made by Wendy L. Murphy, 54, of DeKalb Road in regard to 31 counts of animal cruelty.
Town eyes May 2 as new offices opening
Granville supervisor Matt Hicks announced at the Granville Town Board meeting on April 14 that the anticipated last day of operation at the 42 Main St. offices will be April…
