Supervisor Gregory Post News Today

The town of Batavia will hold a public hearing Nov. 8 on a preliminary 2024 budget of $21,945,934. The hearing is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. at the Batavia Town Hall.

The Batavia Town Board on Wednesday night voted

Members of the Batavia Town Planning Board are giving high marks to the committee that has been working on revising the town’s solar law over the past few months. Planners discussed the committee’s progress at their meeting Tuesday night, agreeing that the latest draft presented to the public – while in need of a few tweaks – represents a major step toward rules and

The Batavia Town Board is expected to appoint Ray Tourt as the town’s highway superintendent at its monthly meeting on Wednesday night. A resolution included in the meeting agenda has Tourt, who has announced his retirement as City of Batavia Bureau of Maintenance superintendent, moving into the position, effective April 4. A city employee since 1999, Tourt’s last day with the

Members of a committee charged with updating the Town of Batavia’s solar law on Wednesday night acknowledged that a compromise on setback distance requirements may be in order after hearing from two couples seeking to place ground-mounted systems on their property. Speaking at an informational meeting at the Town Hall on West Main Street Road, Dan Reuter, a Corfu resident,