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In the Village of LeRoy, we are defined less by boundaries on a map than by the sense of shared values our residents hold dear. Small town values, guided growth, preservation of historical, cultural, and natural heritage are just a few of the core principles that makes Village of LeRoy a wonderful place to call home.
Featured News
Mayor's Corner
4/23/2025
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
It looks like Spring has arrived. This exposes a lot of work to be caught up on for the Village DPW. Streets and potholes are the main focus along with grass, down limbs, and a bunch of projects that seem like we will never get to, but we will give it our best...
Closed Good Friday
4/17/2025
Village offices will be closed on Good Friday. The Village of LeRoy wishes you a Happy Easter.
Mayor's Corner
3/28/2025
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
Please use extreme caution when going down South Street as there is a huge bump, caused by a water main break. To date we have had 12 in the village, all making a mess out of our roads. Bob Lathan Jr. has met with Monroe County Water Authority and they plan on...
Mayor's Column
3/14/2025
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
On March 4th the Village Board, with Clerk-Treasurer Eileen Carmel, Clerk Sharon Jeary, Laura Landers, CPA, and our department heads, met to collaborate and put forth our 2025-2026 budget.
The board is by no means beating their chest that we have lowered the...
Village Offices Closing at 11AM Today, Friday March 14th
3/14/2025
Our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.
Mayor's Corner
2/27/2025
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
LeRoy lost a legend this week, Don Santini. Anyone raised in the 60’s and 70’s in this community knows what a huge personality this man was. He was deeply loved by his players. He was the most charismatic person I’d ever met. RIP, Coach.
For about 13 years now...
Village Offices Closed-Presidents' Day
2/17/2025
Villages offices will be closed on February 17 in honor of Presidents' Day.
Mayor's Corner
2/13/2025
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
In the news, we hear about the salt shortage. This more pertains to individuals, we have enough salt to get through this winter to keep the roads safe. We will only continue to salt Main St. As I have stated in the past the clearing of sidewalks is the...
Water-Related Issues
1/29/2025
Monroe County Water Authority recently put a new water tower in service in Pavilion and it has increased water pressure, causing water-related problems all over the village. Please call MCWA at 585-442-7200 (customer service) or 585-442-2009 (after hours emergency line) to report your specific...
PT Deputy Clerk-Treasurer Position Available
1/23/2025
The Village of LeRoy is looking for qualified applicants for the position of Part-Time Deputy Clerk-Treasurer. Please see the job description below.
Interested persons may inquire at the Clerk's Office in Village Hall, 3 West Main St., to fill out an application. Alternately, a Genesee County...
Mayor's Corner
1/22/2025
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
On January 13th we held an open to the public workshop on the comprehensive plan update at the Memorial Auditorium. I would like to thank Merritt Holley for all his help and support, it was a great venue to host this meeting that joins the past with our future....
Village Offices Closed 1/20/25
1/15/2025
Village Offices will be closed on Monday, January 20, 2025 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
Mayor's Corner
1/8/2025
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
Things are going to be very busy around the village hall to start the new year.
Our next comprehensive plan meeting is going to be January 13th at 6:30pm at the Memorial Auditorium on Trigon Park. Please try to come and have a voice in the future of your...
Mayor's Corner
12/19/2024
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
We have received our first snow that brings up some old problems. In these events the village tries to clear all the sidewalks for children and the mail carriers, and plan to continue this. We run into issues when the independent snow plowers pile up driveway...
Mayor's Corner
11/25/2024
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
It seems like the DPW has most of the leaves up, but we will continue as long as we can. This year we lost a very valuable week from a machine break down from someone putting stuff into a pile that caused it to break. Please in the future just put leaves in the...
Mayor's Corner
10/28/2024
Mayor's Corner by Greg "Porp" Rogers
Unfortunately, we were unsuccessful in getting the SWIM NY grant, and have plans to try again next year for grant, in hopes to get much pool infrastructure done and change to a salt water pool.
Congratulations to John E. Johnson for being named the 55th...
Genesee County Housing Report
10/16/2024
The Genesee County Dept. of Planning announced that the full Final Genesee County Housing Needs Assessment and Market Analysis Report is now available to view and download from their website. On the website, you will also see a link to a video of the final report presentation, the presentation...
Mayor's Corner
9/27/2024
Mayor’s corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
In my last article I mentioned a joint town and village effort to apply for a SWIM NY grant. We unfortunately were not chosen at this time, but we fully expect to reapply next year.
As Summer has past, I would like to thank the lawn and garden club for the...
Garbage Pick Up Delayed
8/30/2024
Due to the Labor Day holiday, Village garbage pick up will be on Thursday, September 5.
Garbage Pickup Continues on Thursday
7/24/2024
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Wednesday's regular garbage pickup was NOT completed. They will continue tomorrow (Thurs) and finish the route. We're sorry for any inconvenience this causes residents.
Mayor's Corner
6/24/2024
Mayor’s corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
Things have been very busy at 3 W. Main. We are in the process of negotiation with the DPW union, this is not an easy chore for anyone. We are also pursuing numerous grants to get things done at less of a cost. First is our NYSERDA Clean Energy Communities...
Summer Sewer Credit
6/5/2024
The Board of Trustees voted to allow a credit of 1000 gallons usage on every sewer unit. This will help with usage costs to residents for pools, garden watering, vehicle washing, etc. which doesn't go into the sewer system. The credit will be included in the August sewer bill.
GARBAGE PICKUP DELAY
5/24/2024
Due to the holiday, garbage pickup will be on Thursday May 30th.
Mayor's Corner
4/29/2024
Mayor’s Corner by Greg “Porp” Rogers
Well, this old dog is starting a new era. This will be my first column that is not in the LeRoy Pennysaver. We will be posting these columns on the Village website villageofleroyny.org and the LeRoy N.Y. Then and Now Facebook page.
A lot has happened since my...
2024 Village Election Results
3/20/2024
Mayor Gregory Rogers, Trustee Raymond Yacuzzo, and Trustee James Bonacquisti were all re-elected to four-year terms.
Village Elections
3/19/2024
Village Elections * March 19, 2024 * 12:00-9:00PM * Village Hall, 3 West Main St. Elections for the positions of Mayor and two (2) Trustees.
Genesee County Needs Public Input About Housing
1/26/2024
Genesee County is looking for public input from county residents about their housing experience through an anonymous, confidential Housing Survey https://www.co.genesee.ny.us/departments/planning/Housing_Needs_Assessment.php Genesee County wants to better understand the existing and future...
First Night Fireworks
12/31/2023
Come join us ring in the New Year with "First Night Fireworks" on December 31st from 8:30 PM to 10:00 PM. The event is sponsored by the LeRoy Business Council and will be held at the Creekbank off Wolcott St.