To limit contact exposure for our community and employees please consider using our TOWN HALL DROP BOX, located on the south side of the front of the Town Hall building. Most transactions (dog licenses, handicap licenses, pavilion rentals, building permit applications, exemption paperwork, etc.) will be accepted. Please be sure to have a contact phone number and property address on all paperwork. Transaction receipts will be mailed or contact calls will be made to confirm receipt. Please contact our office at (585) 392-9461 if you have questions. Stay Healthy!
2021 Conservation Tree & Shrub Program
Deadline to order is March 5, 2021. View more info
Recycling RIGHT Never Takes a Holiday!
November through February is the busiest time of the year at the Monroe County Recycling Center. Help your waste hauler and recycling center employees properly process the material from your residential recycling bin by following a few simple rules... View flyer with more information
The Parma Public Library is happy to announce Front Door Pickup...
For the latest visit their website
Monroe County / Waste Management ecopark has reopened
TAX PAYMENT UPDATE
Pursuant to the revised Emergency Order signed by Adam Bello, County Executive, all tax payment paid on or before April 30, 2020 will be held at the 3% interest rate. The interest rate will not be increasing to 4.5%. This is for all installment, full, and partial payments. Please contact the Tax Receiver’s Office, (585) 392-9461, for the amount due if you are unsure. In most cases, your final payments will not match the amount due on our final installment coupon. Any payments that are for over the amount due will be returned, as the Tax Receiver is not able to accept overpayments.
LATEST TOWN OFFICE CLOSINGS INFORMATION
The offices at the Parma Town Hall are now open regular hours 8am-4pm. Monroe County will NOT be sending the Mobile DMV unit until 2021.The Hilton Parma Parks and Recreation and the Parma Public Library are still closed to the public but are accessible thru phone and email.
Business transactions at the Town Hall can be completed through the mail, Dropbox or by phone call.
The Parma Town Park will remain open. We ask that any park user practice proper hygiene and social distancing.
Please understand that these decisions have been made with an abundance of caution and are in the best interest of the community in light of our current situation. Along with the NYS and Monroe County Health Departments and the Hilton Central School District, we will be reviewing this on a weekly basis and providing regular updates.
Please visit Monroe County’s website for additional Coronavirus Resources
NYSEG and RG&E Warn Customers of New Scam Attempts
NYSDOT Ridge Road Project – View more info
Natural Gas Pipeline Markers Keep You Safe - Information from RG&E
Lake Ontario Flooding Information and Assistance - Additional resources and information for residents who have been affected by flooding.
Guidance for Sandbag Use on Lake Ontario - Rules on Sandbag placement and collection and storage.
Monroe County Home Improvement Program - Provides grants and loans to repair and revitalize homes in suburban Monroe County. Applications are available for Parma residents at the Parma Town Hall Building Department. Program Information.
LITTLE FREE LIBRARY - CHECK IT OUT AT PARMA TOWN HALL AND PARK - Visitors to the Parma Town Hall and Park now have access to a Little Free Library located at the front of the Parma Town Hall. As the weather gets nicer and activities pick up in the Park, stop over, take a look, and perhaps select a book. If you would like, you can also leave books. So while you are waiting for a baseball game to end, or playing at the playground, consider picking up a book to read.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT - The Division of Local Government Services and the Town of Parma would like to make you aware of cybercriminal activities that we have become aware of in New York State. This article includes information on particular scams and how to report your concerns if you feel you have been targeted. Please pass this on to family, friends and professionals in our area.
Hojack Trail Feasibility Study – The final version of the Feasibility Study has been released on the proposed multi-use Walking/Bicycling Trail along the former Hojack Line which would run from Canning Street in the Village of Hilton to the Route 390 Bike Path in the Town of Greece. For a complete look at the study click on Feasibility Study and Democrat and Chronicle Hojack Trail Study for more information to read their article.
Door to Door Sales, Vendors and Solicitors - It is the time of year when peddlers, vendors and solicitors go door to door, drive around neighborhoods or set up sales on a corner in our community. The Town of Parma requires a permit for these kinds of sales and solicitations. Local, non-profit, community groups are exempt from this local law, however commercial groups including marketing companies who hire contractors to promote businesses in and outside our area must register and obtain a license. For everyone’s safety and protection, ask to see their permit and identification, please report any instances of peddling or suspicious activity to your local Municipal office or call 911. More information.
Active Vendor / Peddling Permits
The Town of Parma is one of the 29 municipal members of the Monroe County Stormwater Coalition established in 2000 - The Coalition's Draft 2016-2017 Joint Annual Report is available for review on the Coalition Website. The Coalition implements a wide range of projects and programs including public education, training for municipal employees and the land development community, demonstrations of practices that reduce polluted runoff from developed land, technical assistance with permits and erosion control, investigations of stormwater outfalls for indicators of illegal discharges, assessments of municipal facilities for opportunities to prevent pollution, and a Stormwater Master Plan for Monroe County to identify needed infrastructure. As a result, Coalition members are able to comply with the federal stormwater regulations and improve water quality in a cost-effective manner.
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