Seeking Grant Writer
The Town of Caroga is in need of a Grant Writer. If you are a successful grant writer please contact Supervisor Palcovic at his office 518 835 4211 Ext. 110.
Author: Town Clerk
Emergency Call Box Location
Public Service Notice
There is an Emergency Call Box located on the outside the Caroga Fire Station 3262 State Highway 29 A. If you don’t have power or cell service or need help for any reason. Go to the Fire House, open the white box, to the right of the front door, and lift the handset. You will immediately be connected to a 911 operator.
Second Meeting on ProcellaCOR [audio availability update]
The Town recorded the second meeting held on ProcellaCOR on October 18,2023. Our IT person told me today (12/5/23) that the file is too big to place on this site or to put a link to. I will have a thumb drive available if anyone wants to borrow it to listen to the meeting. Send an email to townclerk@caroga.town or call 518 835 4211 Ext 101.
Linda
Webmaster
ProcellaCOR Meeting Followup Info.
Council Member Jack Glenn thanks everyone for attending the Friday July 21st meeting on the proposed use of of the herbicide ProcellaCOR in East and West Caroga Lakes. This was the first meeting to get information out to the public and to get input from the public. Those in attendance voiced concerns and support was heard about an alternate remedy to remediate the increasing amounts of the invasive Eurasian Milfoil which is found in both lakes. Future meetings will be held. Links will be posted under the Invasive Species/Weed Harvesting/Boat Wash Station section of this website containing information and studies on ProcellaCOR.
ProcellaCOR EC DEC registration decision
Washington State Aquatic Plant and Algae Management – ProcellaCOR EIS
988 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Mental Health is Health. Period. And one suicide is simply one too many. All you have to do is call 988 or click on the link to chat.
Very Important Notice to Boaters !!
Beginning on June 8, 2022, all boaters operating motorized watercraft in
the Adirondack Park and within ten miles of the Blue Line are required, by law, to possess
certification that, before launching, their vessel has undergone measures to prevent the
spread of aquatic invasive species by following the Clean.Drain.Dry. standards described
in NYS Regulation (6 NYCRR Part 576)
Notice for Boaters in the APA and within 10 miles of the Blue Line