The Village Board meets the Second Monday of every month at 49 Genesee Street, Greene, NY at 7:00p.m. The Public is always "Welcome!"


​Village Office Hours
Monday – Friday:
MONDAY - THURSDAY 6:30 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M.
FRIDAY 6:30 A.M. TO 10:30 A.M. 
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Information:
NOTICE TO VOTERS OF THE VILLAGE OF GREENE
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next General Village Election for Officers will be held on Wednesday, March 18, 2026:
     The Polling Place shall be the Village Hall, 49 Genesee Street, Greene, NY and the polls will be open from noon to 9PM.
     The following candidates were nominated for the offices and terms as indicated below:
 OFFICE:  Trustee 
TERM: 2 Years
CANDIDATE: Pamela Shapley, 9 Lions Park Ln, Greene, NY
 OFFICE: Trustee
TERM: 2 Years
CANDIDATE: Evan Engler, 40 S. Chenango St, Greene, NY
 Dated:  February 10, 2026            
Irene A. Tornillo
Clerk Treasurer

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Village Election Day March 18, 2026
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VILLAGE OF GREENE 
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following offices will be vacant at the end of the current official year and are to be filled at the next GENERAL VILLAGE ELECTION to be held on
Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
Trustee                   2 Year Term
Trustee                   2 Year Term
 Dated: November 10, 2025
                             Irene Tornillo, Village Clerk Treasurer                  
trustees_position_election_3.2026.pdf
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Electric rate increase proposed: (see file below)
greene_filing_newspaper_publication__002_.docx

YEARLY ELECTRIC INFORMATION:
nympa_overall_2023_consol_label.pdf
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*ATTENTION ALL MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS**
 Like all other electric utilities at this time of year, The Village of Greene Municipal Electric customers can expect to see much higher-than-normal electricity utility billing for their January 2026 usage which they will receive in mid-February. This expectation of higher than usual costs may continue into February or beyond should we not experience near normal temperatures and conditions moving forward. Contributing factors of electricity price increases include growing demand in the state, less electrical generators (supply), record high costs of electricity purchased from the grid, transmission congestion, and extreme sustained cold weather are all variables which will generate the highest bills ever experienced by our customers. To put January 2026’s market prices into perspective, wholesale electricity prices in New York State were averaging nearly $600 per megawatt hour $0.60 per kilowatt hour) the last week of January 2026. For the month of January 2025 (which was a fairly cold month relative to average) prices averaged $103 per megawatt hour ($0.103 per kilowatt hour), and in January 2014, the infamous polar vortex year, prices averaged $127 per megawatt hour ($0.127 per kilowatt hour) in 2014 dollars, or roughly $0.18 per kilowatt hour in 2025 dollars. The Village of Greene Electric is in the electric distribution business and has no part or control in the electric supply market. The electric supply market is managed by New York State, and price is determined by market conditions which again, The Village of Greene does not control. We do not generate power or manage transmission lines that deliver power to The Village of Greene for distribution. All additional costs above and beyond our normal cost of power we sell are strictly pass-through costs to our customers through our PPAC charge (which the Village of Greene Electric does not profit from) and are associated with all the variables previously stated to manage the power grid and provide power to our system. We encourage all customers to reduce consumption, seek programs to help with insulating your home, or upgrade heating sources. These temporary price increases affect all electric users, not only The Village of Greene Electric customers.  Even with these temporary increases, The Village of Greene Electric, compared to other major utilities in the area, is still among the least expensive power in New York with average costs typically 1/3 to 1/2 of those of investor-owned utilities.    
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Customers of  Village of Greene Electric may qualify for IEEP rebates for the purchase of energy saving products. Information/Forms can be found under the Village Public Works section.  
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Certain terms of service offered by the Village of Greene municipal electric utility are governed by the New York Municipal Power Agency Generic Tariff No:1, (which can be viewed here: https://link.edgepilot.com/s/639c0dc2/ykp3JIbryke6eIipnB2rXg?u=https://ets.dps.ny.gov/ets_web/search/showPDF.cfm?M%253AIS%2520%253B%252A%2529LOUNWD%255CJ%255E8%252B%2522%252B5%252F0MD%252F0%2528%2523%2521N%2529S%255CCVU2R%252AK%253AR%255CA%255B%252A2H%2522N%255EAISF%2520XNY%250A%2527N7JEJK%255F%252CB%2540%2520%2520%250A), with the exception of the following provisions: Rider B thereto, which establishes a formula for determining energy rates for certain outdoor LED lighting fixtures, and Rider C thereto, which provides terms and conditions for the interconnection of customer owned electricity generation facilities.
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On December 16, 2021, the federal Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) went into effect, which requires every federally defined community and non-transient, non-community water system to develop a service line inventory and to make this information publicly available.  If you have any questions about your service line, please contact the Village of Greene at 607-656-4500.
The Village of Greene Water service line inventory is available at the office or can be viewed online via the following link,
https://health.data.ny.gov/Health/New-York-State-Lead-Service-Line-Inventory-Map/fkii-zkcq



 
Welcome to the Town of Greene, NY.   The Town government is run by an elective legislative body, the Town Board.  They are responsible for making the present-day decisions.  Only in special instances is a vote of the inhabitants of the Town required.  When a town board member votes on a proposal before a town board, he or she is representing, through that vote, the views of all of the residents of the town.  The Town Board consists of a Supervisor and four Council-persons.
The Town Board meets the third Wednesday of every month at the Town Hall, 51 Genesee Street, Greene, New York, at 6:00 PM.
The Public is always “Welcome”.
The Town of Greene Town Office building is Handicap accessible. 
Town Office Hours
Town Clerk
Mon – Thurs  8:00 AM-4:00 PM  Fri. 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM 
Assessor  Tuesday  & Thursday:  8:00 AM - 12:00 PM 
Code Officer 
Mon – Thurs  8:00 AM-4:30 PM  Fri. 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
 To obtain a copy of  Property tax bill information.
 https://nytaxglance.com/tax/tgreene.php
​​The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation annual burn ban will be in effect from March 16, 2026 through May 14, 2026.
Open burning of brush and debris is prohibited during this period in accordance with New York State regulations.
Please be advised that the Greene, NY Code Enforcement/Fire Official is authorized to enforce this regulation and may issue violation tickets to any individual found in non-compliance.
Your cooperation is appreciated in helping to prevent wildfires and protect our community.

Town of Greene, NY

51 Genesee Street
PO Box 129
Greene, NY 13778
Phone: 607-656-4191

Village of Greene, NY

49 Genesee Street
PO Box 207
Greene, NY 13778
Phone: 607-656-4500
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