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Parks Task Force PDF Print E-mail

The Parks Task Force is a volunteer committee that concentrates on revamping and revitalizing the town's parks. This committee meets at least once a month. During the summer months they may meet more than once a month. Individuals involved in this task force will be involved in planning and participating in events such as, Adopt A Park and Saturday in The Park. This task force may also conduct fund raising activities and offers recommendations regarding the allocation of funds between the town's various parks.
 
Youth Commission PDF Print E-mail

Individuals involved in this commission are dedicated to creating and participating in programs that benefit the youth of East Greenbush. Youth Commission meetings are scheduled once a month, but may meet more during the spring and summer months. This commission co-sponsor's many of the town's events such as the Spotlight On Youth program, which is a program that identifies outstanding young citizens in the town. The commission also is responsible for interviewing young adults for summer employment. Finally, the commission is responsible for determining the allocation of funds between the town's various programs.
 


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Town Hall

Town Hall
225 Columbia Turnpike
Rensselaer, NY 12144
(518) 477-4775 phone
(518) 477-2386 fax

Town Hall Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm except Holidays. Note that some departments operate additional hours as listed on their pages.

Land Use Update

The town updated its land use plan in August, 2006. The full report is available here »
Land Use Plan Update 2006.

Assessment Information

The Town of East Greenbush partnered with the Towns of Sand Lake and Schodack to develop a GIS online assessment tool, providing more information and data to residents. Learn more here.

Villages at Tempel Farm EAR

The Town has released planning documents related to the Villages at Tempel Farm project. Visit the document download page.

History of East Greenbush

The history of the Town of East Greenbush dates back to 1628 when historians believe the first settlers arrived in the area. Today, East Greenbush has retained its small-town roots, while also serving as an important suburb of the City of Albany and home to many retail, corporate, and manufacturing businesses. Click here to read more about the Town.