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VILLAGE CODE ONLINE

2009

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Farmers Market Every Saturday 9-2 Moore Park

Go to Farmers Market Home Page

Community Calendar

Go to Community Calendar

2009
UPCOMING MUNICIPAL EVENTS

Village Board Meetings1st & 3rd Monday

of Each Month-Eason Hall

Department of Public Works

2nd Wednesday of Each Month 7pm-Eason Hall

Village Planning Board

2nd Wednesday of Each Month 7:30am-Eason Hall

Westfield Recreation Department Events

details may be found at Westfieldrec.org or by calling the Dept. at 326-4243.

Be sure to check our Links section (especially the Westfield Recreation Commission and Teen Center Websites) for more information on these and many other events.

Das
Puppenspiel

Westfield is proud to be the home of Das Puppenspiel, celebrating 31 plus years of master puppetry and timeless entertainment for the whole family. Visit their Website to learn more.

NEW TO THE SITE

Download Village Maps

2007 Annual Water Quality Report

2006 Annual Water Quality

Report

Westfield Connections Home Page

Lincoln-Bedell Park Statues

Come visit the historic exchange between Grace Bedell and Presidential Candidate Abraham Lincoln when she convinced him to grow a beard to help his election campaign.

Click on the image above to link to the Artist's website

Recent Board Action:

June 1, 2009-

The Board approved the Legion's request for payment for cemetery flags.
Approved the YWCA's request for the annual Arts & Crafts Festival from July 22nd for lining with the event taking place on the 23, 24th and 25th in Moor Park.
Approved the Fire Department's recommendation to award bids to various fire equipment suppliers. By bidding out this equipment, it saved the Village approximately $9,000 from the original equipment cost estimate.
Public Works Director Ed LeBarron reported that this year's Tire Amnesty Program will run from June 29th through July 10th except on weekends. Tires must not exceed 19" in diameter and can be dropped off at the Village's Sewer Plant (Water Pollution Control Facility) on Old Hawley Street during regular business (7am-3:30pm M-F).
The Village Electric Department was approved to purchase eight (8) Transmission Congestion Credits (TCC's) for the price of $8,287 to assist with stabilizing the "spikes" that occurred last winter with electric bills. Electric Superintendent Jim Hamilton noted "It's basically an insurance policy for Westfield's Electric Customers."
Eason Hall's brick work will begin to be re-pointed this summer upon a recommendation by Vince Luce, Village Clerk. "Tri-County Restoration worked on Eason Hall back in the early 90's, they had the McClurg Museum project last year, they will do the North Side and needed sections of the front of the building."
Mayor Carr noted that volunteers are needed to assist with the Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings, we are looking for ambassadors for the Community to be in attendance to discuss Westfield and all it has to offer to customers of the market. "We want to promote the market, Crossroads, Barcelona everything we have in the community." Board Members are especially effective communicators for the community. For more information contact Kristen Currier at 326-4000 or visit www.westfieldny.com

Plenty for sale at the Farmer's Market

Patterson Library and Farmers Market Photos Courtesy of Resident Dennis Bingham

Just a few of our local attractions:

The Barcelona Lighthouse
Barcelona Harbor and Dan Reid Pier with the Sea Lion Old Ship Model
McClurg Museum: Home of the Chautauqua County Historical Society
5 Bed and Breakfasts
Lincoln-Bedell Park
Award-Winning Patterson Library
Westfield Development Corporation
Close proximity to excellent stream and lake fishing and boating in Lake Erie,
Chautauqua Lake, and Chautauqua Creek.
Three Campgrounds (KOA, Blue Water Beach and Brookside Beach)
Two Golf Courses (Sugar Hill & Pinehurst)
Numerous historic homes and landmarks plus two Historic Districts( French Portage Road and East Main Historic Districts)
Northlake Recreation Center-Nichols Ave.
Many fine eateries and restaurants
A variety of unique businesses and shops throughout the Village and Township

Westfield is located at Exit 60 off Interstate 90. Visit our directions page for more details.

A Message from Mayor David L. Carr

Welcome to the Village of Westfield online. Please take some time to go through our site to enhance your understanding of village government and the significant role it plays in our community. This site serves as yet another means of access to the information and public services we provide, as well as those offered by many of the other fine organizations in our County and State.

The side bar outlines up and coming events that you and your family can enjoy. It also provides quick links to newer sections or information added here. Our downloads page allows you to view the minutes of our meetings and other useful forms and information so make sure you look through every section. If you want to know what's been going on in Westfield, I know that you’ll be pleased with the information that you can find right here.

I urge all Westfield citizens and taxpayers to take a more active role in learning about their local government. Our board meetings are always open to the public and we look forward to your attendance, suggestions, ideas and constructive criticism. We have an excellent organization but nothing is perfect, so that's why we need each and every one of you to help us make it even better. I know that after you take the time to review this site, you'll be much better informed and perhaps even more interested in getting involved. If you have a question or a concern about the Village, please call me at 326-2502. If I'm not at my desk, leave a message and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Finally, If you have any suggestions for improvement to our site, please e-mail us at info@villageofwestfield.org Thank you!

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