September 8, 2011

After Touring The Devastation In The Village of Wellsburg, Strange Asks For Prayers; Pledges Support

On Wednesday afternoon, September 8th, Chemung County Legislator Rodney J. Strange spent the afternoon in the Village of Wellsburg touring the village and talking to officials and residents. “The tragic devastation I witnessed today throughout the village was shockoing and heartbreaking,” Strange said. “I visited the hardest hit areas and saw firsthand the severe damage this flood has caused.” Strange …

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August 16, 2011

Strange Secures Funding For New Picnic Tables For Town of Ashland

Earlier this spring, 15th District Legislator Rodney J. Strange secured funding from the county’s Small Projects Fund to purchase ten new picnic tables for the Town of Ashland. The tables replaced those that were in deteriorating condition at Toll Bridge Park and Fred Roberts Pavillion in the Town of Ashland located on county route 8 at the Lowman Crossover. The …

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August 8, 2011

Strange Submits Petitions; County Legislature Passes Resolution Supporting Reduction of Speed Limit

At the Chemung County Legislature meeting held on August 8th, 15th District Legislator Rodney J. Strange submitted petitions containing more than 500 signatures of support for reducing the speed limit on Lower Maple Avenue in the Town of Ashland. The Legislature then passed a resolution supporting the Town of Ashland’s request to the state Department of Transportation to lower the …

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June 28, 2011

Recycling In Chemung County Gets Better, More Improvements Planned

Recycling in Chemung County has improved over the past year. Casella is working to make recycling easier and and more customer friendly. Below are some things that have occured or are being planned in the near future. In February 2011, a mailing was sent out to Chemung County residents regarding the availability of the zero sort process. Since that mailer …

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June 14, 2011

County Legislature Passes Resolution Urging FEMA to Certify Levees

The Chemung County Legislature passed a resolution at its regular meeting on June 13, 2011 to asking Congress for help in protecting local property owners from having to buy unnecessary flood insurance. There are 29 miles of levees in the Chemung Watershed that were built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that have not been certified and unless they …

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