Transparency and accountability in Phoenix, New York

Welcome to Phoenix Mayor's Office, your dedicated local government office located in the heart of Phoenix, New York. Situated at 455 Main Street, our office serves as the central hub for community engagement, local governance, and public service in the Phoenix area. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for all residents by fostering a transparent, efficient, and responsive government. We are committed to addressing the needs and concerns of our community through proactive leadership and collaborative efforts. Whether you're seeking information on local policies, community programs, or upcoming municipal events, our friendly and knowledgeable team is here to assist you. Visit us today to learn more about how we are working to make Phoenix a better place for everyone.

Welcome to the Schroeppel Assessor Office, your trusted local government office dedicated to serving the Phoenix, New York community and surrounding areas. Conveniently located at 69 County Route 57A, our office specializes in providing essential accounting and finance services tailored to meet the needs of our residents and businesses. At Schroeppel Assessor Office, we take pride in delivering accurate and efficient property assessments, ensuring fair and equitable tax evaluations for all property owners. Our knowledgeable and experienced team is committed to transparency and professionalism, assisting you with a wide range of inquiries related to property assessments, tax exemptions, and financial records.

Welcome to the Town of Tompkins, a dedicated local government office located at 148 Bridge Street, Trout Creek, New York. Our mission is to serve the community by facilitating transparent governance and efficient public service delivery. The Town of Tompkins Town Board holds regular monthly meetings, providing a platform for community members to engage with local governance. These meetings are vital for discussing town affairs, approving resolutions, and addressing both new and old business matters. Recent discussions have included community projects such as the development of a walking trail and contributions towards a new ambulance for the local fire department.