Town Clerk will begin summer hours on June 3rd. there will be no friday hours until september9th.
Flu Surviellance Extension the flue hasn't left yet. |
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Once again, ticks are every way.
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| press_release_-_ticks.pdf |
If you use well water, you may be interested in the press release below
| press_release_well_water.pdf |
Do you know what to do if you find a syringe in Public? Does your child know what to do?
1. Do not pick up the syringe. Picking up a needle could lead to dangerous exposure due to an accidental needle stick or improper disposal, which could put somebody else at risk for an accidental needle stick.
2. Call a law enforcement agency to pick up the syringe. Dispatch will send a patrol officer to pick up and properly dispose of the syringe. They will ask you to describe where the syringe is to assist the officer in locating it.
Safe handling and disposal of used needles help prevent injuries caused by accidental needle sticks. Unfortunately, many needles are not disposed of properly and are often left behind in public spaces such as parks, playgrounds, parking lots, or in other public areas.
We often have the urge to clean up around us; however, if syringes are disposed of improperly, you may very well be putting others at risk for a needle stick. Don't expose yourself and others, call 911 and explain you have found a needle(s) for pickup and disposal by law enforcement.
Did you know you can dispose old mattresses and box springs by recycling them at any area transfer station?
Now that spring is here, do you have an old mattress or box spring that you need to dispose of? If you do, you can now take them to any of the transfer stations in St. Lawrence County for recycling. You need to keep them dry, and take them to the designated area at the transfer station, stack them inside the trailer, toward the front. There is no change to the way you are charged (by weight). You will go onto the scale for weighing, drive to the designated area for mattresses, unload, and return back to the scale for reweighing. If you have any questions on recycling, see www.northcountryrecycles.org or call 315-661-3234. Help to keep recyclables out of landfills.
Do you have mold in your home? If so, please download the file, protect your home from mold.
| press_release_protect_your_home_from_mold.pdf |
covid supplies
The town has received a large number of items to be distributed to anyone on a first come bases. Just come to the town clerk's office during regular business hours. Items to be given away include: both cloth and particulate respirator mask, hand sanitizer, and Antigen Home Testing kits that can give you a result in 10 minutes. Please take advantage of these items if you can use them. (business hours: Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 8am to 1pm, Tuesday and Thursday 11am to 5pm)
Homeower Assistance funds information event scheduled for st. lawrence county is as follows:
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| homeowners.pdf |
| 6_steps_to_stay_safe.pdf |
SNAP HELPS NEW YORKERS BUY FOOD
SNAP provides monthly benefits that you can use to buy food at grocery stores, famer's markets, and some online retailers. SNAP helps millions of New Yorkers keep food on their tables.
The Nutrition Outreach and Education Program (NOPE), can tell you if you may be eligible for SNAP.
Contact Maximizing Independent Living Choices at St. Lawrence County 315-764-9442 ext. #405
SNAP provides monthly benefits that you can use to buy food at grocery stores, famer's markets, and some online retailers. SNAP helps millions of New Yorkers keep food on their tables.
The Nutrition Outreach and Education Program (NOPE), can tell you if you may be eligible for SNAP.
Contact Maximizing Independent Living Choices at St. Lawrence County 315-764-9442 ext. #405
town of de kalb tax roll
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De Kalb is a town in St. Lawrence County, New York, USA. Our population was 2,434 at the 2010 census. The town is named after American general Baron de Kalb, a German officer serving under George Washington.
The Town of De Kalb is in the southwest part of the county and is southwest of the Village of Canton. Settlement began in June 1803 when the first settlement party arrived, led by Judge William Cooper of Cooperstown, New York. The town was organized in 1806. De Kalb was one of the original ten towns of the county. In 1825, the part of De Kalb North West of Beaver Creek was taken to be part of the Town of De Peyster. In 1830, the Southeastern corner of De Kalb was made part of the Town of Hermon. | ||||||
Town Clerk hours
monday, wednesday, & Friday 8am to 1pm
tuesday & thursday 11AM to 5pm
Closed on Fridays during the summer starting June 3rd.
Town of De kalb's annual water report
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Press Release for SLC Multiuse Trail Permits
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If you have an event you would like listed on the town's website, please contact the town clerk at townclerk@townofdekalb.org or call 315-347-3331
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Adopted De Kalb Richville Fire District
Budget for 2022 |
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