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Fall Trash day - September 17, 2021

To pay water bills online use the following website https://allpaid.com/payments#/plc-search/plc-details/a004o5

We're looking for volunteers to join our Planning Board and our Zoning Board of Appeals. Any interested parties can contact the village office @ 315-845-8543

If anyone has any information they would like to share on the Village's Web Site, please contact

The Village Clerk: village_clerk@VillageofNewportNY.org

Attachment	Size
2015 Anuual Water Quality Report	181.06 KB
2016 Annual Water Quality Report	561.19 KB
2017 Annual Water Quality Report	149.8 KB
2018 Annual Water Quality Report	159.68 KB
2019 Annual Water Quality Report	164.53 KB
2020 Annual Water Quality Report	218.28 KB

Budget Items

Attachment	Size
Village of Newport 2014-2015 Budget.pdf	561.51 KB
2014-2015 BUDGET.pdf	77.93 KB
2016-2017 budget.pdf	214.02 KB
Copy of 2017-2018 budget.pdf	210.3 KB
Copy of 2018-2019 BUDGET.pdf	121.47 KB
Copy of 2019-2020 BUDGET final.pdf	121.61 KB
2020-2021 BUDGET (3).pdf	121.42 KB

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.