Crawford Commons Gazebo 65 Main Street, Pine Bush, NY 12566
Bring a mask and a chair.
For more information visit our Town of Crawford Summer Concert Series on Facebook.
TOWN WIDE YARD SALE
The group that used to run this event notified the Town that they no longer will be organizing it. We thank them for all their years of service. That being said we will hold it on May 22nd this year and waive all permits for this day. Any signs can be put up a week before this date and must be taken down immediately after . This date works as we also will be having the electronic recycling day that week as well as the dump drop off. More information will be coming soon. Please call the Town Clerk's office at 744-2020 for more information. Supervisor Charles E. Carnes
HELP KEEP CRAWFORD CLEAN!!
We would like your help to clean up the trash alongside our roads. Our Highway Department will drop off yellow garbage bags to your residence or you can pick them up at our facility at 57 Alice Court, Pine Bush. After you fill the bags with trash you can leave them on the side of the road and we will pick them up. Please contact the Highway Department at 772-2360. Please help us keep Crawford clean.
Part-time Clerical Position
The Town of Crawford has an opening for a part-time clerical position in our Highway Department. Residents urged to apply.
Email resume and salary requirements to [email protected]
NYS Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative Reform Report Download
“For Immediate Release”
9:00 am Thursday, October 15, 2020
Town of Crawford 2021 Budget
Town of Crawford, 121 State Route 302, Pine Bush New York
Supervisor Charles E. Carnes is pleased to announce the 2021 Town of Crawford Budget will once again be below the New York State Property Tax Cap for the 9th consecutive year. This will enable the Town residents to be eligible for any New York State tax credit reimbursements. For 2021 there will be a minimal tax increase of 1.20%
A home in the hamlet would see a decrease in water, sewer, and small increase in the general and highway for a net increase of $4.26 for a home assessed at $75,000 and a market value of $213,493.
A home not in any special district assessed at $100,000 and a market value of $284,653 would see an increase of $17.40
For 2021 general tax levy will be $2,831,775 for general budget which is an increase of $40,489 while the tax levy for the highway department will be $2,137,580 for an increase $53,134
Rateables increased from $336,774,175 to $339,162,334 an increase $2,388,159.
Water, sewer, lighting and parking district have a tax decrease for 2021.
State Aid deceases for highway and new police regulations also increased Town costs.
The largest budget increase were police services, and highway expenses. We used $100,000 from our fund balance for our general budget.
In 2021 we anticipate a new water source for Pine Bush and a revitalization of the Bullville area. As well as new sidewalks in the shopping area downtown.
Despite covid we have constructed new Pickle ball courts, upgraded our park facilities and walking trail as well as instated our friendly visitor and meal delivery for our seniors.
The water district replaced most of the fire hydrants in the Hamlet for improved fire protection.
Contact: Charles E. Carnes, Town Supervisor
[email protected]
Phone Contact: 845-744-5010
Welcome to the Town of Crawford website. We are all very happy to be able to offer our residents and visitors an internet connection designed to be informative and helpful. We hope that our website will make interaction with Town government more accessible.
On behalf of the Town of Crawford, I am pleased to present the Town’s 2020 Budget for your consideration. Despite the poor economic climate and increased costs in many areas, including unfunded mandates handed down from the state, we have continued to control costs in the areas that we can. This year, town residents will see an increase of less than 1% in their taxes. The general tax rate consisting of the Highway and most other departments continues to be under the New York State Property Tax Cap for the 8th consecutive year.
During 2019, events that support our local business owners have continued to grow and several new shops and restaurants have opened within our town. Our beautiful walking trail expansion was completed and new equipment for the highway department was purchased. I would like to take this time to thank the many employees who worked this past year with us to find ways to save money and be more efficient while maintaining services to our residents.
2020 Final Assessment Roll: Download Link