July 1, 2022

The Village Office closes at 3:30 p.m. Payments placed in the drop box after close (3:30 p.m.) will incur a penalty as they will not be received until Tuesday, July 5.

June 27, 2022

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

The Village of Youngstown is formally soliciting a Request for Proposals to purchase Village real property commonly known as the Cold Storage property located at 701 Nancy Price, Drive, Youngstown, New York.

Prospective bidders must commit to complete demolition of the current structures and removal of debris upon the premises within one (1) year of transfer of title. Bidders must demonstrate to the

Village their ability to have the building demolished with the one (1) year time frame to be considered. Premises are being sold in an “as is” Condition.

Proposals must be submitted not later than July 7, 2022, at 2:00 PM to the office of the Village Clerk 240 Lockport Street, Youngstown, NY 14174 or via email at clerksoffice@youngstownnewyork.us

June 16, 2022

Employment Opportunity

Police Chief-P/T:  Direct responsibility for all police functions, ability to organize, plan and direct law enforcement activities, budgeting, report preparation.  Multitasking abilities, enforcement of State and Local Laws.  Excellent communication skills a must.  Must have been appointed law enforcement through eligible list at some time.

Senior Van Driver-P/T: Must possess a valid driver license.  Must be able to operate a motor vehicle used in the transport of senior citizens to and from various appointments.  Loading and unloading of packages, clean and maintain vehicle, keep accurate records including mileage log.  Flexibility for schedule necessary.  Ability to organize and schedule daily ride appointments for maximum efficiency $13.20/hr

Please forward resume via email to  clerksoffice@youngstownnewyork.us, mail to PO Box 168, Youngstown, NY, or deposit in drop box at Village Center 240 Lockport St. by June 27, 2022. 

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