TOWN OF GENOA, NEW YORK

NOTICES

(9/19/2023)
The Genoa Code Enforcement Officer will not be holding office hours on 9/27 or 10/4. Office hours will resume on 10/11.

(6/27/2023)
The Town Assessor’s hours for this summer will change for the months of July through September. New office hours will be the first Thursday of each month with other Thursdays by appointment. In September the Assessor will be at the Town Hall more often should property owners have questions about their School Tax Bill that will be mailed out on 9/1/23. The Assessor may be reached at 607-608-0052.

(6/9/2023)
Read the latest from the CNY Regional Planning & Development Board regarding expanding broadband access.

(5/31/2023)
Changes to NYS Section 1203, adopted by the Town of Genoa as Local Law #2 of 2022, will affect building permit requirements, including window replacement and general home repairs. Learn more.

(5/5/2023)
Tentative assessment rolls for roll year 2023 have been released. View Tentative Assessment Rolls

(5/1/2023)
Starting May 1, eligible businesses in Cayuga County can apply for up to $10,000 in grant funding. Learn more.

(4/28/2023)
RESOLUTION NO. 40-2023, ADOPTION OF THE NEW YORK STATE UNIFIED SOLAR PERMIT

(4/24/2023)
NYSEG and RG&E announce assistance available and repayment options to help customers with unpaid bills. Learn more.

(1/12/2023)
The Cayuga County Health Department is now offering FREE home lead risk assessment services for renters and owners living in Cayuga County. Call (315) 253-1560 for more information.

(6/10/2022)
The King Ferry Food Pantry is open from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. on the first and third Saturday of each month. Learn more.

(4/15/2022)
The 2021 Water Quality Report is now available.

(10/18/2021)
The Cayuga County Agriculture & Farmland Protection Board (AFPB) has opened a new round for pre-applications for farmland protection and invites all farmland owners who are interested in permanently protecting their land from future development to apply. Learn more.

(6/18/2021)
Small Business Recovery Information
Beginning on June 10th, small and micro businesses, as well as small for-profit independent arts and cultural organizations, can apply for up to $50,000 in state grants. Learn more: Small Business Relief Program.