TOWN OF IRONDEQUOIT TO RESTRICT IN-PERSON PAYMENT OF SCHOOL TAXES IN SEPTEMBER The Town of Irondequoit today announced new policies for the payment of school property taxes. In order to maintain safe social distancing practices during the COVID-19 crisis, the Town will be restricting in-person payment of school taxes during the collection period which begins […]
On June 3rd, Governor Cuomo announced that outdoor dining will now be permitted in Phase II of reopening New York from the NY PAUSE coronavirus shutdown. The Governor’s office has provided guidelines for businesses wishing to provide outdoor dining and we encourage all Irondequoit food and drink establishments to review. Most importantly, businesses must assure that patrons […]
Two-Day Festival on Town Hall campus to be cancelled for 2020 Throughout the year, the Town of Irondequoit is proud to host many large community events that bring people together and provide family-friendly enjoyment, often free of charge. It is part of one of the many attributes of living in Irondequoit, and something that helps […]
Pursuant to Governor Cuomo's Executive Order 202.22 the Tentative Assessment Roll for 2020 will be published May 15th. Grievance Day will be held on June 10th. The Final Assessment Roll will be published July 15th. For more information regarding the 2020 Assessment Roll and the Irondequoit Assessor's Office, please click here.
The Irondequoit Public Library is partnering with both the East and West Irondequoit Central School Districts to help ensure that students can participate in online learning through the end of the school year. The library has made available mobile WiFi hotspots to the districts, loaning them out for student use during the COVID-19 outbreak. Overall, […]