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Delhi Do Not Plant List

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The Town of Delhi has implemented a Do-Not-Plant-List. Thanks to the efforts of the Delhi Homegrown National Park team, the town will not purchase the following invasive plants.

Please see attached document for the complete list.

Nomenclature follows: Werier, D. 2017. Catalogue of the Vascular Plants of New York State. Memoirs of the Torrey Botanical Society. Volume 27. New York Botanical Garden. Bronx, NY. 542 pp.List updated from: Wesley, R.F. 2017. Invasive Plants of Ithaca, New York Area.

Updated: March 28, 2022

Town of Delhi Road Closures Due to Flooding - 4/8/2022

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Update: All roads are now open. Please continue to use extreme caution as it will take some time to repair any damage the water made.

Always turn around if you come to a road that has water over it. The following roads in the Town of Delhi are currently closed due to water over the roadway.

- State Route 10 in both directions between CR-16 and Peakes Brook Rd. 

- Sherwood Rd from the State Highway 10 side of the bridge to the intersection of Arbor Hill Rd

- Hoags Crossing from State Highway 10 to County Highway 18

- Tanglewood Lake Rd

- County Route 18

- Page Avenue

Be safe out there!!

 

Town of Delhi Begins Clean Heating and Cooling Campaign

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Traditional fossil-fuel based thermal energy systems generate about one-third of New York’s energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. Transitioning to more efficient heating and cooling systems eliminate harmful emissions, reduce energy costs, increase comfort levels, and creates a healthier environment in your community.

The most common solution is the air-sourced heat pump or “mini-split,” which pulls heat from the outside air—even at sub-zero temperatures—to warm your home in winter and cool it in summer.

HeatSmart Delaware will help local residents navigate through the process of making their home or business more comfortable, safer, and energy efficient with heat pumps and energy efficiency. On Wednesday, April 13 at noon, Network for a Sustainable Tomorrow will host a webinar on zoom to provide information and education on how clean energy technologies work, what incentives and financing are available, and how to take the next step, which is to get a free assessment from a competitively-selected installer partner. 

Participating in this program helps Delhi and Delaware County become a clean energy community and earn grant money and recognition for climate leadership while building community-wide resiliency and economic opportunity. The webinar will be held on zoom.  Online registration is required by visiting tinyurl.com/6cv59exs.

There are only 32 grants of $5,000 available to small communities statewide when they complete a “Clean Heating & Cooling” campaign.  The grants are offered by NYSERDA, the New York State Energy Research Development Authority, as a way to encourage residents to make the switch to electric heat for their homes and businesses.
 

Lifeguarding Class at SUNY Delhi

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The Town of Delhi is hiring lifeguards for the upcoming pool season.  SUNY Delhi will offer a Red Cross Lifeguarding Class on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. starting April 18 going through May 12, 2022.  There will be no class on April 19, 2022.

The cost is $270 payable to SUNY Delhi.  A $45.00 non-refundable deposit is required at the time of registration.  The minimum age for the course is 15 years old.  Registration is free for the first two youths from each town, if they register with the Youth Bureau by calling 607-832-5310.

Preregister is required by filling out the registration form.  Any questions can be directed to 607-746-4263 or pool@delhi.edu.

Playground Closed

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Effective today March 18, 2022 the Town of Delhi playground will be closed until further notice, due to pending construction of the new playground. Thank you.

Request for Proposal Construction Services for Delhi Pool Deck Extension

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See attached information:     Note 

1.  Contractor should include the cost of the bond in their bid.  

2.  Pool project will require prevailing wage, certified payrolls and insurance etc.  It is up to the contractor to research the requirements and provide proof of compliance to the Town. 

 

 

 

Delhi Holiday Events

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The Holiday season in Delhi is starting.  Here is a list of events.

Wednesday, November 24

  • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. - Indoor Delhi Farmers Market at the Delhi American Legion

Friday, November 26

Saturday, November 27 - SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY - SHOP DELHI FIRST

Sunday, November 28

  • 5 p.m. - Delhi's First Menorah Lighting at the Courthouse Square followed by a bonfire at This & That

Tuesday, November 30

Wednesday, December 1

  • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. - Indoor Delhi Farmers Market at the Delhi American Legion

Friday, December 3

  • 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. - Delhi Jonesey Jubilee at the Courthouse Square
  • 5:30 p.m. - Delhi Holiday Parade to celebrate the Village of Delhi's Bicentennial

Saturday, December 4

  • 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. - Christmas on the Farm at Maple Shade Farm
  • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Holiday Bazaar at First Presbyterian Church

Sunday, December 5

Tuesday, December 7

  • 3 p.m. - Holiday Crafternoon at Cannon Free Library

Wednesday, December 8

  • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. - Indoor Delhi Farmers Market at the Delhi American Legion
  • 4 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. - Kids Holiday Gift Making at Bluestone - Registration is required by calling (607) 746-4545. $20 fee.

Saturday, December 11

  • 11 a.m. - Holiday Party at Cannon Free Library

Tuesday, December 21

  • 3 p.m. - Winter Wonderland Lego Club at Cannon Free Library 

Wednesday, December 22

  • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. - Indoor Delhi Farmers Market at the Delhi American Legion

Thursday, December 23

  • 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. - Living Nativity at First Presbyterian Church

If you know of any additional holiday or shopping events in Delhi, please email Christina Viafore at councilmember3@townofdelhi.org to get them added to this list.

2022 Town Budget

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SUNY Delhi Indoor Pool Reopens to the Public

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The SUNY Delhi Swimming Pool is now open to the public.

Monday to Friday
7 A.M. to 8 A.M. – Community Lap Swim
6 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. – Community Open Swim

Saturday to Sunday
12 P.M. – 2 P.M. – Community Open Swim

The swimming pool closes for Thanksgiving Break after the morning lap swim on Tuesday, November 23 and will reopen on Monday, November 29, at 11 am.

$10 family swim special on weekends (Friday – Sunday).  As many family members as you can.

$5.00 for an adult

$4.00 for a senior/alumni

$3.00 for a child

Delhi Holiday Parade

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Delhi Holiday Parade is Friday, December 3 at 5:30 p.m.The Greater Delhi Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting this year's Holiday Parade and changing things up a little.

The Delhi Holiday parade will be held on Friday, December 3 at 5:30 p.m. Those interested in participating should sign up using this online form.

Line up will begin at 4:30 p.m. in the lower parking lot at SUNY Delhi.  The parade will start at 5:30 p.m. and go to the Courthouse Square.

Santa and Mrs. Claus will be on the Square to welcome your family!

The Village of Delhi Bicentennial is providing the prizes for parade participants that decorate according to the Bicentennial theme.

$200 for 1st place
$100 for 2nd place
$50 for 3rd place

Check www.visitdelhiny.com/news/2021/11/12/2021-delhi-holiday-parade for future updates!

Catskill Mountain Cycling Challenge on Sunday, September 5

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The Catskill Mountain Cycling Challenge carries forth the long tradition of recreational road cycling in the Western Catskills. Building on the Tour de Pepacton and the Ride-n-Peak, the 2021 Cycling Challenge consists of three routes ranging from 29 miles to 99 miles and takes place on Sunday, September 5. This scenic pedal will support new and traditional programming at the Catskill Recreation Center (CRC). The first 130 registrants will receive a tee-shirt. All participants will receive lunch and use of CRC Facilities.

Registration and check-in open at 7:15 am for each event at the Catskill Recreation Center at 651 County Highway 38, Arkville, NY  12406.  Register online and find more information at www.catskillrecreationcenter.org/events/catskill-mountain-cycling-challenge-2021.  There are three rides to choose from.

The Century Challenge is the day’s longest ride that affords a rich mix of woodland, farm, hamlet, and valley scenery while including some moderate climbs. The route breaks from Route 28 at mile 7, rolling up the beautiful New Kingston Valley and beginning a steady climb at the hamlet and up over the pass (15.6 mi.) to Bovina. Bovina Center offers a refreshment stop before the scenic ascent of Pink Street and then its steep, fast plunge into the West Branch Valley. Rolling downstream, the ride crosses the covered bridge (34.7) and soon continues up picturesque Elk Creek Road (from previous years’ routes), before traversing the Catskill Turnpike west. At mile 50, the route turns southeast reaching Delhi (with a refreshment stop), and then it’s on to DeLancey at mile 65. The rider then faces a 1050’ gain in the next 7.5 miles to the apex of Co. Rte. 2, high above Andes with spectacular views. Reaching Andes at mile 76, the route rolls down the Tremperskill Valley, with a refreshment stop just before the bridge that carries you over the Pepacton Reservoir (84.5). Much of the concluding stretch follows the shore of the Pepacton and is flat to rolling. This ride is recommended for advanced-level cyclists. If you want to be sure to cover 100 miles – and visit a second covered bridge, here’s how to do it. At mile 65 (the intersection in DeLancey) continue straight; at one mile stay to the right and go a short distance to the Hamden Covered Bridge. Retrace this route back to the DeLancey intersection and rejoin the regular route by turning right. Mandatory pre-ride safety talk starts at 7:45 am.  Ride departs at 8 am

The Pepacton Long Ride is a distance of 57 miles. There’s a modest (by Catskill standards) elevation gain of only 2460’. You’ll find plenty of rollers along this route which crosses the Pepacton Reservoir at the former site of Shavertown and reaches the halfway point at the historic Downsville Covered Bridge. On the return trip, the route varies by staying on the southern side of the reservoir after the Shavertown Bridge. You’ll get to gaze at these beautiful mountains and valleys, without having to climb them. Water/ food stops at 13.7 miles (Shavertown – north side of the bridge), 28 miles (covered bridge park), and at 43 miles (again at the Shavertown location, but you’ll need to cross the bridge to get to the water stop, and then return to the route). Recommended for intermediate to advanced cyclists. Mandatory pre-ride safety talk starts at 8:15 am.  Ride departs at 8:30 am

The Pepacton Short Ride is a popular loop that offers flat-to-rolling terrain along the roads that circle the Pepacton Reservoir, crossing the water at the former site of Shavertown with wide-open views. Refreshments and a composting toilet facility are available at mile 13.7 Recommended for intermediate-level cyclists. Mandatory pre-ride safety talk starts at 8:45 am.  Ride departs at 9:00 am.

Road Work Alert - UPDATE: August 16 & 17

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The Town of Delhi Highway Department will be oil and stoning Glen Burnie Road on Monday, August 16, and putting a second coat of oil and stone on Holmes Hollow and resealing two broken sections of pavement of Sherwood Road on Monday, August 16 and Tuesday, August 17.

Expect delays.

Please remember work is weather-dependent.

Road Work Alert - June 21

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The Town of Delhi Highway Department will be oil and stoning the following roads on Monday, June 21:

  • Spring Valley
  • Dick Mason 
  • Holmes Hollow 
  • Kemp Hill 

Work will begin Monday morning and should be completed by the afternoon, expect delays.  

Please remember work is weather-dependent.

Sign up for Community Solar

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The Town is working with Transition Catskills to become a Clean Energy Community.  Communities that complete at least four high-impact actions are eligible to apply for grants to fund additional clean energy projects and earn the Clean Energy Communities designation.  One of the actions is to host a Community Campaign to promote program opportunities including community solar.  An information session was held on Tuesday, June 1 on zoom for those interested in learning more about community solar.  A recording of that presentation can be found online: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEAVt2F7VEs

Both the Town and Village have signed up and need a total of 20 residents to switch to Community Solar and begin to earn 10% off their energy credits earned each month to satisfy the requirement for this high-impact action.

The deadline to sign up and get 10% off is Sunday, June 20.  After this date, the discount for community solar goes to 5%.  Interested residents should contact Christina Viafore at councilmember3@townofdelhi.org for additional information on how to sign up.  

2021 Delhi Youth Sports

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There are many opportunities for summer youth sports this summer.

Enrollment for Summer Swimming Lessons at the West Branch Recreation & Aquatic Center (Delhi Town Pool) has begun. The registration form can be found at townofdelhiny.com/department/pool. Pre registration is required and space is limited. The children of Delhi and Meredith will receive one free three week session. We will have 2 sessions this summer. The first session will begin on June 28 and go through July 16. The deadline to register is Wednesday, June 23. The second session will begin on July 19 and go through August 6. The deadline to register is Wednesday, July 14. Each class is 30 minutes long and will be held Monday through Friday between 8:15 a.m. and noon. Email John Kolodziej at recdirector@townofdelhi.org if you have any questions. All registration forms must be returned to the Delhi Town Clerk for Delhi.

A Little League and Softball league will begin on Tuesday, June 8 with team assignments and the first game will be held June 23.  Games will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays with the season ending on July 22 and all games will be held in Delhi.  Sign-ups are for grades kindergarten through sixth.  A donation of $10 or more is appreciated. For more information and to volunteer to coach, contact Jerry Cheshire at (607) 221-2638 or JerryCheshire@hotmail.com. 

Summer Youth Basketball is right around the corner. The program will run from June 14 through July 21 for children going into third through 9th grades at the Village of Delhi Outdoor basketball court in Hoyt Park behind Part Plus. A donation of $10 per child would be greatly appreciated. Only checks made out to the VIllage of Delhi will be accepted. The program is designed to have children learn skills and play different games. If you need more information, contact Jerry Cheshire at (607) 221-2638 or JerryCheshire@hotmail.com or follow Delhi Youth Summer Basketball on Facebook. 

Delhi Summer Youth Volleyball will be held for children ages 6-18.  The program will run on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from June 22 through July 14 at 5 p.m. in the Middle School gym for Elementary school children and 6 p.m. for Middle and High school students. If you are interested in playing or have questions, contact Savannah Wake at swake@sportsfield.com or call 267-0054.  Registration forms will be completed on the first night.  Weather permitting, play will occasionally be held on the outdoor sand court.

The College Golf Course at Delhi is offering the popular Junior Golf program for the 2021 season with special planning for health & safety precautions. The program is open to new and experienced junior golfers ages 6 to 16 and will include one-hour weekly group lessons based on age, ability, etc. The staff will place students into groups. 5 year-olds may be accepted based on availability. Instruction is provided by Head Golf Professional Dave Arehart PGA, Instructor Jim Lees PGA, and Assistant Golf Professional Joe Burgin. Registration required and limited on a first-come, first-served basis.  The registration form and additional information can be found at golfcourse.delhi.edu/junior-golf.  The program will take place every Thursday in July, the 1,8, 15, 22, and 29. Groups will be assigned a time and play a set number of holes based on ability. The most experienced junior golfers will check-in at 7:45 a.m. and play 5 or 9 holes. Junior golfers with some experience will check-in at 8:30 a.m. and play 3 holes. The least experienced junior golfers will check-in at 9:30 a.m. and play 1 or 2 holes and hit on the range.  All groups play for about an hour and 15 minutes each week. The cost is $40 for the entire five-week program. Families can register siblings from the same family for $40 for the first child, then $25 per additional child. Equipment can be provided if necessary. Parents and guardians are welcome to stay on the property but are asked to remain on the clubhouse patio. Parents or guardians of our youngest junior golfers (ages 5-10) must stay on the property the entire time of the lesson. The program will end with a brief, socially distanced awards ceremony held at 11 a.m. on July 29. Volunteers or donations are welcome. Contact Bobbi Burgin at 607-832-4857 for more information. Mail or drop off completed registration form with payment to the pro shop. Payment must be received with registration prior to the first day of the program. Please contact golfcourse@delhi.edu or 607-746-4653 with any questions. 

Delhi Village Tennis lessons will start on Tuesday, July 6, and run through Friday, August 6 from 8 a.m. until 11 a.m. at the Delaware Academy Tennis Courts. Participants should bring a tennis racket, one new can of balls, a water bottle and wear comfortable shoes. For more information, and to register email Eileen Kline at eileenk79@gmail.com or call the Village Hall at 746-2258.  There is a $15 fee payable to the Village of Delhi.

Planning has begun for the 2021 Pee Wee Football season. Once again this year they will be participating in the Quad County Football League with games being held on Saturday and Sunday, both home and away. Practice will tentatively begin on August 16, and the season will kick off on the second weekend in September. Find more info on Facebook in the group Delhi Pee Wee Football. All players must be at least 4 years old on or before November 1, 2021 and cannot be 13 on or before November 1, 2021. Players ages four, five and six may play flag football. Players seven, eight, and nine years of age shall be assigned to the Junior Division. Players ten, eleven and twelve years of age shall be assigned to the Senior Division. If you have any questions please give Chris Maney a call at 607-746-2964 after 5:00 pm. 

All necessary COVID protocols will be in place for all programs.