Welcome to the Official Website of the Town of Chili
In our ever-present effort to provide an open, transparent government, we have developed this website to act as a 'hub' of information for our residents. We plan to make every effort to keep the information on this website current and up-to-date, and we will strive to provide as much interesting and useful content on this site as we can. | 
(L-R) Richard Brongo, David Dunning, Mary Sperr,
Ginny Ignatowski, Tracy DiFlorio, and Michael Slattery.
| We are striving to provide open communication and access to information for our residents. Using this website, our residents have access to a wealth of information without leaving their homes. If you need assistance or would like to share your views about an issue facing the town, you can e-mail David Dunning, Town Supervisor at ddunning@townofchili.org or call the Chili Town Hall offices at 889-3550. |
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Supervisor Dunning Announces Baker Park Funding |
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Friday, 07 August 2009 10:52 |
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Chili, NY – August 7, 2009 – Town Supervisor David Dunning announced at the Town Board meeting on Wednesday, August 7, 2009 that thanks to the efforts of County Executive Maggie Brooks and the Monroe County Legislature the Town of Chili will receive funding to assist with the Baker Park project. "Helping to provide local governments with funding is one way of keeping property taxes low. These funds will aid in services, which ultimately will serve to better the quality of life for all residents." $145K in funding for upgrades to the Baker Park Trails is part of the third round of the Monroe County Green Space Initiative". I am grateful that County Executive Maggie Brooks recognizes the value of our parks and we are able to continue to continue toward of to the completion of the Baker Park project. Alternate funding sources like these provided are a big help as we strive to keep our taxes low," said Supervisor Dunning. Media Inquiries, contact:
Dawn Forte at (585) 889-6111 |
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Chili Center Survey Results |
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Friday, 10 July 2009 14:37 |
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The Chili Center Ad Hoc Committee was charged with exploring the future possibilities of the Chili Center area. As part of their work, the committee conducted a survey of area residents to determine what the Chili public thought of the future of the area. The Committee has released the findings of the survey, and those findings are available HERE. |
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