The next regular meeting of the village board of the Village of Cleveland will be held on Tuesday, August 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the Cleveland Village Hall, 2 Clay Street, Cleveland, New York. This will be the organizational meeting for the village.
The NY Canals.com web site has a web page up about the Village of Cleveland: www.nycanals.com/Cleveland
The minutes of village board meetings through June 29, 2010 have been posted to the Documents page.
The Village of Cleveland has received notice from the state Public Service Commission (PSC) that the PSC is planning changes to the 315 area code. These changes may involve changes to the boundaries of the 315 area code, resulting in new area codes being assigned.
For more information on the proposed changes, see:
June 2009 : The Public Service Commission has announced that it is putting on hold its proceeding to determine how best to create an additional area code in the 315 area code region.
Legal Notice
The Village of Cleveland's Regular Board Meeting will now be held on the 2nd Tuesday of every month with the exception of holidays. Then the meeting will be held on the 3rd Tuesday.
Phyllis Sweeten
Clerk/Treasurer
Village of Cleveland
Village of Cleveland Copies of the 2009 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report, prepared by the Oswego County Health Dept., are available at the Village Hall at 2 Clay Street, Cleveland, NY, during regular office hours M-T-Th, 1-4:30 p.m. and Wed. 9-4:30. Copies will be mailed out to all water customers.
9-1-1 Numbers
Is your address number posted on your home or business where it can be clearly seen from the street? It's the law in Oswego County! ALL homeowners and businesses are required to have their assigned 9-1-1 address number posted on the structure where it can be clearly seen from the street. If the location of the structure makes it difficult to be seen from the street, the address number must be displayed on a post placed near the end of your driveway. Your address number displayed on your mailbox alone does not meet the requirements of this law.
In an emergency, seconds count! This law is intended to enable emergency services to locate your address quickly in an emergency.
The Cleveland Village Board and DPW superintendent would like to remind everyone to comply with Village Law #3 of 2004, Section 1:
There will be NO parking 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. on all roads and streets in the village whether State, County or Village roads and streets.
Quick Links
- Google Maps link to Cleveland Village Hall, 2 Clay Street, Cleveland, New York
- National Weather Service forecast for Cleveland, New York
- New York State Department of Transportation Winter Traveler Advisory System
( October through late March; opens in new window ) -
www.511ny.org transit conditions map (opens in new window)
- Central Square Central Schools - Cancellations and Closings
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