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Village of Newport
Old Newport School Demolition Bid Package 3

Click the link below to view the bid packet.

*** DEMOLITION BID PACKAGE 3 ***

 

 


Septic System Replacement Fund

NYS is offering a grant program for homeowners who need to install new systems OR upgrade/repair existing systems for up to 50% of the costs.

For more information: https://efc.ny.gov/septic-replacement


 

Village Office Hours.

3085 Bridge Street

Newport, NY 13416

Office Hours: 

Monday - Thursday 10 am - 12 pm /  Friday 10 am - 12 pm (Fridays by appointment only)

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***TO SUBMIT YOUR WATER PAYMENT***

 

Use the following website:

https://www.govpaynow.com/gps/user/cyg/plc/a004o5

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If anyone wishes to share information on the Village's website, please contact Trustee Tom Roberts at trustee_roberts@villageofnewportny.org. Thank you.

 

Budget Items

Around Town

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Village Meetings

Welcome to the Village of Newport Web-site, we hope you find it not only informative but educational on the amazing area which we live. Village Board Meetings are held monthly on 3rd Monday 7:00pm @ firehouse, all are invited and encouraged to attend.

About the Village of Newport

 Incorporated in 1857, Village of Newport offers a variety of  public and private attractions. The village rest on the foothills of the Adirondacks and the beautiful shore of the West Canada Creek. It is located between the Village of  Poland and the Village of Middleville approximately 12 miles from Herkimer on Rt.28 and  16 miles from Utica.

 

The historic downtown is home to numerous shops, restaurants, pizza,  fresh produce and eggs, bank, post office, various other business  and golf can be enjoyed just a  mile away. 

 

Residents of this charming community live a lifestyle that many think no longer exists. Neighbors care about each other, values are important, and  there is a sense of real community.