TOURISM palmyra wayne county finger lakes region New York State Folks come from all over the world to visit Western New York State in general, and Palmyra, "Queen of Canal Towns," in particular. With four distinct seasons and activities for every age and interest, including historic sites and museums, festivals and entertainment, antiques and other specialty shops, Palmyra really does have it all! Or make Palmyra your base to explore the wonders of the Empire State. Just 6 miles north of the New York State Thruway (I-90), Exit 43, places you within an easy day trip to majestic Niagara Falls, professional and D1 collegiate sports, National Baseball and Boxing Halls of Fame, the award-winning wineries of the lovely Finger Lakes Region, and much more. In 1938, Ripley's 'Believe It or Not' noted that Palmyra was the only small American town with a church on each of its four main corners!

ASSESSOR'S OFFICE FORMS GOVERNMENT > TOWN of palmyra > ASSESSOR > FORMS Change of Address Form for Assessor For all Town of Palmyra building and zoning forms, and other related documents, please visit the Office of Town Code Enforcement page . external links Tentative/Final 2020 Palmyra Real Property Assessment Rolls

TAX COLLECTION GOVERNMENT > TOWN of palmyra > TOWN CLERK > TAX COLLECTION The Palmyra Town Clerk/Tax Collector collects Town and County and Palmyra-Macedon Central School taxes. The Town Clerk does not collect Village of Palmyra taxes; direct all billing payments and inquiries to the Palmyra Village Clerk. TOWN AND COUNTY TAXES The fiscal year for property taxes is from January 1st to December 31st of each year. County, Town and Special District taxes are included in the January Tax Bill. This bill may include unpaid school and village taxes, if they were not paid when they were due. Taxes are due for the Town of Palmyra on or about January 1st of each year and are payable to Town Tax Collector during the months of January, February, and March. SCHEDULE January without penalty or interest February with 1% interest added March with 2% interest added Beginning April 1, all unpaid taxes are turned over to the Wayne County Treasurer's Office to be collected. Please call (315) 946-7441. PALMYRA-MACEDON SCHOOL TAXES School Taxes are collected from September 1st through October 31st payable to Irene Unterborn, Tax Collector at 1180 Canandaigua Rd, Palmyra NY 14522. On November 1st the taxes are returned to the Wayne County Treasurer’s Office for collection with an additional fee of 5%. Please call (315) 946-7441. If the School taxes remain unpaid after the last business day of November these taxes are re-levied onto the January Town and County taxes with additional fees.

finger lakes region tourism > finger lakes region The Finger Lakes region features an abundance of natural beauty and amazing attractions. From the pristine lakes, gorgeous waterfalls, and magnificent parks to the charming villages, one-of-a-kind museums, and unique shopping opportunities, the Finger Lakes has something for everyone to enjoy. And don't forget about the wine! The Finger Lakes is home to more than 100 wineries serving up smiles and friendly conversation along with award-winning wines of almost every variety. Plus, with the added benefit of easy-to-navigate wine trails finding your new favorite Finger Lakes wine has never been easier. EXTERNAL LINKS Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance Interactive Finger Lakes RegioN m ap Finger Lakes Visitors Connection FingerLakes.com Finger Lakes Wine Country The New York State Finger Lakes Region from space!

HUNTING/FISHING LICENSES GOVERNMENT > TOWN of palmyra > TOWN CLERK > HUNTING/FISHING LICENSES The Town Clerk’s Office acts as a License Issuing Agent for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). We sell hunting and fishing licenses for residents and non-residents of New York State. Before purchasing a hunting license applicants must provide proof of hunter education and proof of residency. Fishing licenses are valid for one year from the date of purchase/activation. There is no education requirement to obtain a fishing license. HUNTER EDUCATION Proof of hunter education includes EITHER a previous hunting license OR a hunter education certificate. Bow hunters must provide additional proof of bow-hunter education – either a previous bow license or a bow-hunter education certificate. Non-resident hunters should check the DEC website for acceptable forms of proof of hunter education. RESIDENCY The most common types of residency proof include: NYS driver’s license, NYS vehicle registration, NYS non-driver’s ID, student ID, or a parent’s driver’s license for a minor. Additional acceptable forms of proof are shown on the DEC web site. Non-residents may purchase NYS hunting and fishing licenses at an additional charge. They must still provide proof of hunter education before purchasing a hunting license. For more detailed information about hunting and fishing privileges in New York State and a fee schedule, visit the NYSDEC website at: http://www.dec.ny.gov The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) was created on July 1, 1970 to combine all state programs designed to protect and enhance the environment into a single agency.

NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT > NEW YORK STATE NY GOVERNOR Kathy Hochul (D) State Capital Albany NY 12224 tel (518) 474-8390 email website The Town of Palmyra is represented in the New York State Legislature by: NY ASSEMBLYMAN BRIAN MANKTELOW (R) - 128TH DISTRICT DISTRICT OFFICE 10 Leach Rd Lyons NY 14489 tel (315) 946-5166 email website ALBANY OFFICE Legislative Office Building Room 629 Albany NY 12248 tel (518) 455-5655 NY senator pamela helming (r) - 54th district DISTRICT OFFICE 425 Exchange St Geneva, NY 14456 tel (315) 568-9816 fax (315) 789-1946 email website ALBANY OFFICE Legislative Office Building Room 517 Albany, NY 12247 tel (518) 455-2366 EXTERNAL LINKS New York State - The official New York State government website New York Governor New York Comptroller New York Attorney General New York Senate New York Assembly