Friday, January 31st, 2025
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Sign up for winter parking enforcement notifications1.Visit the City of Geneva’s website.2.Click on the notify me button on the homepage.3.Type your email address in the box and select Sign In.4. If you want to receive text messages enter your phone number and select Save.5. To subscribe or unsubscribe click the email icon and/or SMS icon next to the lists to which you wish to subscribe/unsubscribe. You can select alerts such as city updates, emergency alerts, and employment opportunities.
Official notification of an overnight parking ban will be posted on the city website www.cityofgenevany.com, through notify me alerts and social media systems.
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Department of Public Works Updates:NYSDECWe were contacted regarding illegal hunting/trespassing activity by the State Conservation Police.Staff will be reviewing security cameras at Water Treatment PlantDRI MarinaProject is advertised to bid. Bid letting state is February 20.Castle Street Main to BrookNYSEG permits were issued for ROW gas main replacementsFinal plan review expected to be completed soon.Resource Recovery Park. Doran Ave remains open:Wednesday 7:30 AM to 3:00 PMSaturday 8:00 AM to 12 PM(Doran Ave will be closed Wednesday December 25)
Winter Weather Warning:Below Freezing Temperatures We will continue to monitor weather conditions and are prepared to respond with all available resources.Plow trucks, de-icing materials and equipment are available to fully engage and respond to utility or weather emergencies.A reminder to travelers to please slowdown in wintry conditions and stay safely behind snow plows. Keep alert for pedestrians in crosswalks.
Sidewalks Property owners please remember to keep sidewalks clean of snow and ice within 24 hours after a snowfall. Commercial establishments shall be kept free of snow and ice between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM
Snow EquipmentAll motorists should please be cautious when driving near snow plows or deicing trucks. Please maintain a safe distance and be aware of potential hazards like snow spray or sudden maneuvers the plows might need to make to clear the streets safely.Snow plows may be operating on roads that are slippery or have reduced visibility.If you need to pass a plow, please do so only when it is safe and there is ample space to safely get around.Please do not tailgate, if you cannot see the trucks mirrors our operators cannot see you.
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Quarterly City Owned Property Offer ReviewIn 2024 the City of Geneva adopted a policy for the periodic review of property owned by the City and for review of offers to purchase that property for private use. As a part of that process the City reviews offers received once a quarter. Criteria for review of those offers is defined in the policy and includes looking both at the purchase price, the taxes that would be generated by the property following the sale, goals of the City as defined in the Comprehensive Plan, and the potential costs of the transfer and cost avoided by no longer owning the property. Offers may be made on any City owned property but the current list of parcels that the City has identified as appropriate for sale is below. The 2025 First Quarter review is scheduled for Monday Feb. 3rd, any offers received on or after Feb. 3 will be reviewed in the 2nd quarter on April 4th. The City reserves the right to decline an offer for any reason if it is deemed to not be in the best interest of the future of the City. The form for property offers can be found on our website here Current City Parcels For Sale
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Geneva CSD 2025 Capital Improvement Project ProposalIn February, Geneva City School District residents will have an opportunity to vote on a $33,600,000 capital improvement project that is being proposed to implement health, safety, and security upgrades, asset preservation measures, and academic program enhancements at school buildings and facilities. The proposed capital project would have zero additional impact on taxpayers. Geneva CSD benefits from a high rate of New York State building aid (approximately 90 percent), which means the district receives about $9 back for every $10 spent on eligible capital project work. The district would use the Capital Reserve Fund to pay the difference. Learn more about the project online at www.genevacsd.org and at the public information meeting on Jan. 30 at 6 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The vote will be on Feb. 6 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the North Street School mini gym.
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Geneva Indoor Market Series!Join us once a month for our monthly Indoor Markets featuring numerous Finger Lakes vendors showcasing food, craft beverages, artwork, handmade items, bath & beauty items, apparel, micro-greens and more! February 8th, March 8th and April 12th! 10-3pm at the Finger Lakes Welcome Center
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Join the Founders Square Neighborhood as they host a cookie swap open to all Geneva residents! Bring a neighbor, meet new neighbors, and enjoy some cookies! See you there! When: Saturday, February 8th from 1-2pm Where: Presbyterian Church on Pulteney Park.
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Mindfulness Mondays!Start your week with a beautiful view of Seneca Lake from the Community Room @ the Welcome Center @ 9:30 AM. Come alone or bring a friend, along with a mat, journal and a cozy blanket! Class runs every Monday from January 13th through February 17th. Use the LAKE-SIDE lobby/restroom entrance. Take a FEW … breaths, easy movements & balance too. Jot down a few notes along with exercises to help guide you physically & emotionally. Great way to start the new year & your week, one breath & one step at a time. This class is FREE & partnered together: Geneva Breathes and the Geneva Rec Dept! Class is hosted by Arlene Eddington. No registration required.
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A Taste of Jazz!Featuring Johnny Russo's East Hill Jazz EnsembleSunday, February 2, 2025 | Geneva Public Library | 244 Main Street | 2 - 4 PM The Foundation for Geneva Public Library proudly presents A Taste of Jazz in the Library’s Reading Room. Enjoy live music from Johnny Russo’s East Hill Jazz Ensemble of Ithaca, savor wine tastings provided by FLCC’s Viticulture & Wine Center and Billsboro Winery, sample beers from Watershed Brewing Company, and indulge in refreshments courtesy of Wegmans. You will also take home a wine glass courtesy of Pedulla’s Wine & Liquor to remember the event. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Advance tickets are available for purchase at the Library’s first-floor desk or online here. This event is made possible thanks to the generous support of our sponsors: principal sponsor, Community Bank, N.A.; supporting sponsors, Lyons National Bank and Charles & Nancy Bauder; contributing sponsors, Finger Lakes Federal Credit Union and John Cromartie; and donors Billsboro Winery, FLCC Viticulture & Wine Center, Pedulla’s Wine & Liquor, Watershed Brewing Company, and Wegmans.
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2025 Mobile Food Vendor Permit Applications are Open!The City of Geneva is seeking applications for mobile food vendors for the 2025 season at Geneva's Lakefront. Permitted mobile food service vendors are able to set up and sell during the months of April thru October. Each license is for one location designated by city staff and one mobile food truck, trailer or push cart. Vendors will be able to sell between the hours of 11AM and 7PM, seven days a week. The license fee is $750 per season and the amount cannot be prorated. Click here for the application Click here to view the full ordinance
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Signing up for Public Comment at regular City Council Meetings:Interested in speaking at regular scheduled City Council meetings? There are no time restrictions on signing up to speak. Below are the numerous ways to sign up:1. Fillable form on the Clerk's page of the City website: Click Here2. Call the Clerk's office: 315-789-26034. Sign up in person at the council meeting, prior to the start of the meeting.
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Please continue to visit the city website for the most up to date information, including staff contacts, online bill payment, and any City changes or updates. Sign up for notify me to receive our weekly eblasts! To alert us to any residential concerns, street light outages or street tree issues, please email us complaints@geneva.ny.us For anything communications please email us at communications@geneva.ny.us
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