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Welcome to Peru
Clinton County,
New
York
Town
Hall Meeting Schedule:
(all
meetings are located in the
upstairs of the Town Hall unless otherwise noted)
Planning Board Meeting: Wednesday, September 13 at 6:00PM AGENDA
Town Board Meeting: Monday, September 25 at 6:00PM
Peru Youth Meeting: Sunday, October 1 at 6PM at the Peru Town Hall AGENDA
Peru Town 2024 Budget Schedule:
Monday, September 18, 2023, 6:00PM Special Meeting to Present Tentative Budget
Highway Budget Workshop
Thursday, September 21, 2023, 6:00PM Water/Sewer/Valcour Workshop
Wednesday,
October 4, 2023, 6:00PM
Salaries/General Workshop
Wednesday, October 18, 2023, 6:00PM Budget Review Workshop
Wednesday, October 25, 2023, 6:00PM Budget Review Workshop (if needed)
Wednesday, November 1, 2023, 6:00 PM Public Hearing on Preliminary Budget
Tuesday, November 14, 2022, 5:30 PM Special Meeting to Adopt Final Budget
Youth Programs can be found on the Peru Rec Desk
LPark Fee Resolution & Application Form (pdf)
Letter from the County Assessor
Why
Families are choosing to call Peru home
Town of Peru Annual Drinking
Water Quality Report for 2021
Public Employee Health Emergency Plan for
the Town of Peru
Court Location:
22 Davey Drive,
Peru, NY 12972
(Off
Bearswamp Road, behind McDonalds, & Langley Insurance)
Phone:
(518) 643-4187
Fax: (518)
643-4188
The
Little Ausable River Trail
The
Town of Peru has built a chip seal paved trail to offer residents and
visitors an opportunity to enjoy a variety of healthy outdoor
activities within a beautiful and varied natural environment. The trail
will also protect and interpret the important historic sites of
Heyworth/Mason Park and a section of the D&H rail line, both
instrumental to the Town’s development.
The
trailhead is
in Heyworth/Mason Park just off Mason Hill Rd in the hamlet of Peru.
With
parking, benches, picnic tables, historic interpretive signage and a
beautiful 1836 stone mill, it’s a great place to start your
adventure. The trail covers 1.25 miles, from Heyworth/Mason
Park
to the entrance to Sullivan Park on Route 22. You can then
use
the sidewalk to connect back to the trailhead, for a 2.25 mile loop.
(see map)
It’s an
interesting trip with massive cottonwoods, a planted pine forest, open
fields
and the
river.
It seems to be an excellent birding site as well. We now have
several benches installed. Enjoy!
Thank You
Trail Rules
Birds
spotted on Trail
Clinton
County Real Property Office
Assessmant Rolls
Standard
Work Day &
Reporting Resolution for Elected & Appointed Officials
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