The supply is limited and will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please, Danby residents only.

For more information, contact CARL_SEAMON

You can load your own wood chips at any time during working hours. However, if you have an open-bed pickup truck or a tow-behind trailer, and the loader and manpower is available, we can load them for you.

The supply is limited at times, so you may want to call ahead to determine availability. The chips will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please, Danby residents only.

For more information, contact CARL_SEAMON

Any Danby resident may drop off unwanted brush at the Highway Department's Hornbrook Road work site during business hours.

Brush should be free of foreign materials such as wires and papers. Leaves are not considered brush. Call us if you have questions.

For more information, contact CARL_SEAMON

The towing is at the owner's expense.

For more information, contact CARL_SEAMON

It is important to notify the Department as soon as possible, so that the deer may be picked up promptly before further problems, such as decay or destruction by dogs, sets in.

When you contact us, please be sure to leave the following information:

• your name
• the road name and nearest house number
• the location of the deer (ditch, driveway, near mailbox, etc.)
• and a call-back telephone number

The Department will call in the report to the proper highway department (county or state). The Town and County departments usually take care of deer on their roads the same work day, but the State contracts out this service and may take 24–48 hours for pickup, depending on when they are notified.

Deer are not picked up on weekends, although you may leave a message requesting a pickup at any time on our answering machine.

For more information, contact CARL_SEAMON

• Local Law Number 1 of 1990 prohibits parking on roadways. Please park your vehicles in your driveway. This will allow safer and quicker snow removal.
• Please do not place garbage cans and/or recycling bins in the way of snow removal equipment. The snowplow wing will not hit your cans and bins if they are kept back far enough from the shoulder of the road.
  We do not want to hit them, or place snow in them, but we will not cross the centerline of the road to avoid hitting them, since that could endanger other motorists or our road crew.
• Do not tailgate snow removal vehicles. Snow- and ice-covered roads can present unknown hazards.

For more information, contact TED_CRANE