A Word from Supervisor Flaherty

Webster Neighbor:

This spring, the excitement in Webster is palpable. After a long and snowy winter, we are ready to get back outside to enjoy all that our Town has to offer! We are looking forward to getting back to spending more time in our Town parks as the days get longer and warmer.

Excitement stretches beyond the weather, however. In Webster, we are currently amid many projects, programs, and initiatives that will impact our community now and for years to come. Later this month, we look forward to cutting the ribbon on the new Webster Highway Facility. This state-of-the-art facility will allow Webster Highway Department to continue delivering the quality-of-life services we enjoy in Webster.

Speaking of quality of life, public participation for Webster's Comprehensive Plan project is set to begin later this month. Throughout this project, we look forward to engaging our community and welcoming public participation. We hope to see you there as this project is publicly kicked off.

There is so much to look forward to in the coming month and season, and we are so glad our Webster neighbors are a part of it! As always, please feel free to contact me by email or by calling 585-872-7068.

Sincerely,

Tom Flaherty, Webster Town Supervisor

Town News

Spring Wood Chips and Mulch

Webster Highway Department

Beginning April 1

Beginning Tuesday, April 1, Webster will have leaf mulch and wood chips available at the Orchard Road location, on the north side of Charles E. Sexton Memorial Park near Holt Road.

Deliveries will begin this week for residents, as well. Webster residents who are interested in home delivery should return the order form and payment to the Highway Department either in person or by mail.

Chip stone should be available for delivery in August.

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Community Office Hours

Wednesday, April 2, 5:00 – 6:00pm

Community Room, Webster Public Library

Stop by to chat with the Supervisor!

Supervisor Tom Flaherty will be hosting Community Office Hours at Webster Public Library on April 2 from 5:00 to 6:00pm. Feel free to drop in for an informal conversation with the Supervisor about anything Webster-related.

Have questions about the 2027 Townwide Revaluation project? Supervisor Flaherty will be joined by members of the Assessor's Office.

Special Needs Parent Resource Fair

Saturday, April 19, 10:00am – 12:00pm

Webster Public Library

Looking for resources for your loved one with special needs? Webster Public Library is hosting a Special Needs Parent Resource Fair to help families find resources and make connections.

Autism Up will be in the Community Room with a sensory space, in case you need a breather and want to learn more about what they have to offer. Registration is recommended if you would like a reminder.

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Helping Heroes Clean Up Day

Saturday, April 26

Webster Parks & Recreation

Do you have an elderly neighbor in need of yard clean up? Join Webster Parks and Recreation for Helping Heroes Clean Up Day! This day of light spring cleaning aims to bring our community together. Please call 585-872-7103 if you are interested in volunteering.

Helping Heroes Clean Up day honors Thomas Smock who was an active member of Webster's volunteer community and passed away in September 2023.

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Prescription Drug Take-Back Day

Saturday, April 26, 10:00am – 2:00pm

Webster Justice Court

The Town of Webster is proud to partner with Webster Police Department and Webster Health & Education Network to host a prescription drug take-back event. The event will take place at the Webster Justice Court building at 1002 Ridge Road, behind Webster Town Hall.

Drug take-back events are aimed at preventing drug misuse, accidental poisonings, and overdoses.

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Good News

Supervisor Flaherty meets with Troop 425 Scout

Last month, Supervisor Flaherty welcomed Elayne from Scouting America Troop 425. Elayne is working on earning her Citizenship in the Community merit badge and spent time talking to the Supervisor about the issues that are important to Webster.

The Town of Webster is so lucky to have engaged young citizens that make our community a better place.