The Town of Stuyvesant is seeking proposals from qualified consulting firms or teams to prepare a Natural and Cultural Resources Inventory (NRI) for the town. The NRI will provide comprehensive, accessible information on the location, significance, and condition of Stuyvesant’s natural and cultural resources, and will serve as a foundational tool to guide land use … Read more
The NYS Association of Towns has awarded the Town of Stuyvesant with their “Town of Excellence” Award. The New York Association of Towns has launched a Towns of Excellence Program, a new initiative recognizing towns that exemplify outstanding leadership, innovation, and community commitment across New York State. Whether it’s pioneering sustainability efforts, revitalizing your downtown, … Read more
The Town Board will be establishing a Waterfront Committee based on recommendations in the newly adopted Comprehensive Plan. The Committee will look at opportunities for potential development or use along the Hudson River and Kinderhook Creek. The Board is accepting letters of interest from residents who would like to serve on the Committee as a … Read more
2026 Recycling Permits will be available for purchase in the Town Clerk’s Office beginning December 1st. The costs have not changed this year — $50 for Seniors; $75 for Residents; $100 for non-residents. The Senior permits must be purchased from a Town Clerk. The other permits may be purchased either from Town Clerks or at … Read more
Stuyvesant Climate Smart Taskforce and Stuyvesant Pathways/OSI will sponsor a Holiday Repair Cafe on Saturday 12-6-25 10am-2pm at the Stuyvesant Town Hall, 5 Sunset Drive (off CR 26A) Stuyvesant NY 12173. Often items folks bring for repair seem to have a sentimental attachment; Grandma’s old lamp, Grandpa’s favorite chair, a sweater knit by Mom that now … Read more
Councilman Charles Stiffler, Highway Superintendent Joe Scrum, and Highway Dept employee Tony Link braved the chilly temps yesterday and today and did more work on the Veterans’ Park. They had a tedious task of measuring each block and cutting/grinding them to fit around the circle. Then they started installing the military emblem stones. They had … Read more
Recent restoration work at the Town’s historic train station. This work is being accomplished with local volunteer efforts as well as a combination of funding from town and depot committee fundraising efforts. Stop by at the next event and check out the progress!
The National Weather Service in Albany has issued a High Wind Warning for our area. We have been notified to expect 10-20mph sustained winds with gusts up to 50-60mph. The winds are expected from 7pm tonight through 8am tomorrow morning. Damaging winds may potentially blow down trees and power lines. Scattered to widespread power outages … Read more
Councilman Charles Stiffler, Highway Superintendent Joe Scrum, and the guys from the Highway Department have been working hard to get the park done and they are making GREAT progress. Almost all of the engraved stones are in and they will work on the rest of the pavers. We are awaiting delivery of the stones for … Read more
I apologize for the confusion with the link to the Bridge Committee Page. Here is an active link without needing a sign-in. Bridge Committee Page