Stamford in the Catskills New York

During this difficult time, SVIA will not be mailing a Spring Donation letter. We have enough funds at this time to purchase flowers and supplies to plant flower barrels. We will plant flowers to the best of our ability while keeping our members and the community safe. If anyone would still like to send a donation, please mail it to: SVIA P.O. Box 44, Stamford, NY 12167. Thank you for your continued support.

Board of Supervisors explaining what the current State of Emergency Declaration means for all county citizens. Tina Mole, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, and Amanda Walsh, Director of Public Health update you on important information regarding COVID19. Please share this video

From Senator Sewards office.

Thank you Ruth Lyons for the very generous gift to the Village of this Arts and Crafts era Library table. This table is now, after some restoration, in our meeting room at the Village Hall where it looks great!

44. Stamford, Delaware County There are several fire towers located throughout the Catskill Mountains. But the one high atop Mount Utsayantha in Stamford is the only one that you can drive up to see. So, if you are not in for a hike, and the road is open (May through Labor Day), take a drive to the top of this 3,200 mountain, scale the steps of the fire tower and drink in one of the most amazing views you will find in the Catskills. There are picnic tables and rest room facilities available. A gorgeous place!

Stamford's Mount Utsayantha made the Upstate bucket list! https://www.newyorkupstate.com//bucket-list-50-places-to-v

Stamford Business Alliance monthly meeting is this evening at 7pm at the Stamford Village Hall.

Congressman Delgado was in Stamford on Friday together with a Representative from Senator Sewards office and Assemblymen Tague. The purpose of this meeting was to find a solution to our infrastructure issue on South Street. The Village is asking the State for some emergency funding.

Starting on Monday Feb. 3rd The Stamford Village Hall will be returning to it's historic schedule and be open from 9am to 4pm. This may be amended to include a break for lunch but for now, 9-4 Monday - Friday.

From the Village Historian.