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Sitterly Road Project Update

Over the years the Town of Clifton Park has been extremely successful in seeking out and winning grant awards.  By leveraging these grant awards, the Town has been able to make numerous additions to our open space and trail systems while also improving our infrastructure.

Currently the Town is managing 18 grant projects totaling $10.2 million.  One of these projects is the Sitterly Road Improvement Project being implemented in partnership with the Town of Halfmoon.  After the completion of the project, drivers on Sitterly Road will benefit from two interconnected traffic signals at Sitterly and Crossing Boulevard, and Sitterly and Woodin Road.  In addition, new turn lanes onto Crossing Boulevard and Woodin Road will alleviate traffic backups during busy times.

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Clifton Park Senior Community Center Proctor's Theater Trips - February and March 2019

The Clifton Park Senior Community Center will be making a series of trips to Proctor's this February and March for some lunchtime theater.  To learn about the shows the Center will be seeing and to sign up, click on the links below.

Proctors I Have A Dream February 2019
Proctors Tales of the Underground Railroad February 2019
Proctors Winston Churchill The Blitz March 2019

Remember to Stop on Red, Kids Ahead

Recently there has been a lot of reporting in the mainstream media and discussion on social media about the inherent dangers involved in passing stop school buses.  As part of our continuing “Check Your Speed” initiative in Clifton Park to raise awareness about traffic safety we felt now was a good time to remind drivers about the rules involved when a school bus stops with flashing red lights.  The following is taken directly from the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles Driver’s Manual.

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2019 Christmas Tree Pick Up

County Waste will once again be picking up Christmas Trees in the new year free of charge for Clifton Park residents.

One tree per homeowner. Trees must be removed of all ornamentation including tinsel. 

Residents are asked to place trees outside by their curb no later than Sunday, January 13, 2019.  County Waste will then make a pass through the neighborhood during the week of January 14-18, 2019.

Clifton Park residents who prefer can also take their tree to the Town Transfer Station during normal business hours where they will be recycled.  This service is free of charge and does not require a permit.  Simply have your id ready to present at the booth.

January 2019 Clifton Park Senior Community Center Newsletter

Click on January 2019 Clifton Park Senior Community Center Newsletter  to learn all about the exciting events happening at the Center in the New Year.

Explore Clifton Park's Great Outdoors: 1st Friday Hikes

We would like to introduce you to the many natural areas, parks and nature preserves that are open to the public in the Town!  Join the Town one or more of their "working, stewardship hikes" in 2018-19.  All hikes are on the First Friday of the months and start at 1pm and may last up to two hours.  To learn more click on Stewardship Hikes 2018 to 2019 

Outdoor Recreational Opportunities

With the warmer weather coming, here is a reminder of some of Clifton Park's outdoor recreational opportunities that we have seen grow and expand over the past ten years.  Click here to learn more.

Clifton Park Residents to Receive Energy Tracking Tools

National Grid has selected Clifton Park for a new program providing additional tools to track your energy usage. You will be receiving direct communication from National Grid next month.

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