The Town of Hoosick Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee is working hard to help offer solutions to identified issues and/or concerns currently impacting our community. Transportation was identified as a barrier for our population. We reached out to a local organization, Community Caregivers. They are looking for volunteers from the Hoosick Falls area who are able to provide transportation to doctor's appointments, grocery shopping, and errands. (See the Community Caregivers flyer to learn more.)
Reminder This event is happening tomorrow morning! Are you looking to volunteer in your community?! Come to this meeting and learn more! The Town of Hoosick Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee is working hard to help offer solutions to identified issues and/or concerns currently impacting our community. Transportation was identified as a barrier for our population. We reached out to a local organization, Community Caregivers. They are looking for volunteers from the Hoosick Falls area who are able to provide transportation to doctor's appointments, grocery shopping, and errands. (See the Community Caregivers flyer.)
Come to this Community Information Meeting (flyer is attached), to learn more about Community Caregivers and how you can become a volunteer! Can’t make the meeting, but would like more information? Please reach out! Call 518-456-2898 or email info@communitycaregivers.org
Congressman Paul Tonko will visit Hoosick Falls this week, to hold a discussion on the rising cost of living.
Use the QR code to register, or visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conversation-w-congressman-tonko-on-the-cost-of-living-doors-open-530pm-tickets-1986461761603
April 8th at 6 pm, at the Hoosick Armory, 80 Church Street. Doors open at 5:30 pm
Event information:
Overview
As your representative in Congress, I want to hear from YOU about the challenges you're facing with rising prices.
With prices on everything from groceries to gas, to health care to utilities on the rise, I want to speak directly with you about the challenges you are facing. With that in mind, I’ll be heading to Hoosick Falls to host a discussion on the cost of living. The conversation will take place at Hoosick Falls Armory at 80 Church Street Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 on Wednesday, April 8th at 6:00pm. Doors will open at 5:30pm.
NOTE:Pre-registration is required for all attendees to enter the venue. Spaces are limited, so please reserve your spot today. You may reserve multiple tickets, but each ticket must be reserved in a separate order containing the name of the attendee for whom that ticket is being reserved.
***IMPORTANT EVENT INFORMATION BELOW - PLEASE READ***
ARRIVAL TIMING
Please keep in mind that the doors to the venue open at 5:30 PM, and the event will start at 6:00 PM, and end at 7:00 PM. Depending on the time you arrive, please note that all ticketholders are not guaranteed a seat in the venue. Seats will be given to registered attendees on a first come-first serve basis.
PROHIBITED ITEMS LIST
To ensure a safe event, no bags will be allowed (with exceptions for medical equipment), and all attendees will go through a weapons detection system. To maximize public safety, all bags and the items on this list will not be allowed inside the venue. Please review this list carefully --> (https://tinyurl.com/ydd9mstx)
PARKING AND VENUE MAP
You may park at the free parking by the Armory, or on street parking which is compliant with local regulations.
QUESTIONS?For any other questions or concerns, please contact our office at (518) 465-0700.
Happy Spring, Hoosick!
As we do our best to put a long and cold winter behind us, we look forward to warmer weather, more sunshine, and longer days. As we do this, we certainly need to thank all of the Hoosick staff who manage taxes in our town. The first quarter of every year is very busy for both the tax assessor’s and the clerk’s office. Long days and plenty of stress come along with this time of year, and we are very fortunate to have the staff that we do in Hoosick. We send a big thanks to Holli and Ginny in the clerk’s office, and Tiffany and Cassandra in the assessor’s office. We appreciate you all very much. With that said, things are never perfect, and if you have any questions, please reach out to these folks as they are there to help.
Looking ahead, we are starting to switch gears from the winter rink season to the summer season. Thank you to the ~1,500 community members who came out to skate over the 27 skating sessions we offered! Summer camp information is posted, weeks are filling up, and we are preparing for the pool season. Check our website and Facebook page for important dates and information about swimming lessons. As a reminder, we still have employment opportunities for older kids, as camp counselors and lifeguards, so don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
Last but not least, we would like to say, “Thank you!” to the St. Patrick’s Day parade committee. Our small town and village truly know how to come together and celebrate, and the St. Patrick’s Day festivities are certainly no exception. It was great to see everyone enjoying the celebration, especially considering some chilly weather.
Thanks, Hoosick!
Eric Sheffer
Come to this Community Information Meeting (flyer is attached), to learn more about Community Caregivers and how you can become a volunteer! Can’t make the meeting, but would like more information? Please reach out! Call 518-456-2898 or email info@communitycaregivers.org
We are also looking for camp counselors and lifeguards! For more information or to apply, contact our Recreation Director at recreation@hoosick.gov
Please also take notice that the Town Board of the Town of Hoosick will hold a Workshop on Monday, March 23, 2026, at 6:30 pm, regarding IT planning.
Town Offices- 80 Church Street, Hoosick Falls, NY
A virtual link will be shared via the CPWG Listserv prior to the meeting. To join the CPWG Listserv, send an email with your full name and email address to hoosickfallscpwg@paigegroup.com
To learn more, visit hoosickareacpwg.org
Monday, March 30th, 6:30 PM, HFCS Auditorium
Investing in Safety, Accessibility, & the Future of Our Students, Campus, & Community
Join the HFCSD school leaders for an informative evening, to discuss the “What” and “Why” of the 2026 Proposed Capital Improvement Project. Learn more about how the project addresses essential upgrades that support student safety, accessibility, and the long-term sustainability of our facilities, while keeping our students and community at the core of our programming and planning.
2026 Proposed Capital Improvement Project:
Safety & Security
New Bus Garage & Parking Lot
Infrastructure & Building Systems
Accessibility & ADA Compliance
Student & Community Spaces
Spots will fill up fast — so sign up today! Registration forms are available here, in the High School Office, on the District website (hoosickfallscsd.org), and at the Town of Hoosick Offices at the Armory. Or you can contact Mrs. Mabey or Ms. Cary to sign up: mabeyd@hoosickfallscsd.org or caryh@hoosickfallscsd.org
