Saturday, 5 August 2017
Meet the Mayor
The August listening session for the Village is Saturday, 5 August 2017, from 11:00 am until 12:00 pm. Drop by the (downstairs) Community Room of the Sodus Community Library (17 Maple Avenue) and chat with the Mayor of the Village, David Englert. Talk about anything on your mind – from zombie properties to the Zombie Apocalypse. Come learn about the Village’s budget priorities for the upcoming year, ongoing projects, and future plans. Bring your concerns and suggestions for building a better community. Local government is your best opportunity to make a positive impact on your life and on the lives of your neighbors. Be heard!
Saturday, 22 July 2017
Party in the Park
What’s so special about Sodus?
Come to the Village Park on East Main Street Saturday, 22 July 2017, from 5:30 – 8:30 pm and find out!
We’ll have live music from local artists Grape Soda, food trucks, specials at local eateries, and a dedication of the Village’s new electric vehicle charging station! Dancing will be allowed.
The party kicks off at 5:30. The dedication is at 6:30 in the Municipal Parking Lot.
Meet your neighbors! Make new friends! Eat! It doesn’t get much better than that.
Please note that Main Street will be closed to vehicular traffic from Maple Street to Gaylord Street for the duration of this event.
Wednesday, 5 July 2017
Meet the Mayor
The July listening session for the Village is Wednesday, 5 July 2017, from 6:30 until 7:30 pm. Drop by the (upstairs) Ruth Mills Room of the Sodus Community Library (17 Maple Avenue) and chat with the Mayor of the Village, David Englert. Talk about anything on your mind – from zombie properties to the Zombie Apocalypse. Come learn about the Village’s budget priorities for the upcoming year, ongoing projects, and future plans. Bring your concerns and suggestions for building a better community. Local government is your best opportunity to make a positive impact on your life and on the lives of your neighbors. Be heard!
Our Municipal Water Supply
The news from Flint, MI recently has concerned many of us about the quality of our drinking water. Rest assured that the water produced by the Village of Sodus continues to be of the highest quality. We regularly test for a wide array of potential contaminants. The 2015 Water Quality Report is now available at https://sodusvillage.org/about-the-village/water/.
Speaking of water, the Village is very pleased to announce that our very own Phil Badman has been selected as the 2016 New York Rural Water Association Water Operation Specialist of the Year! Congratulations, Phil!
