COVID-19 Economic Task Force
The Village of Cooperstown has been working with the County’s COVID-19 Economic Task Force to create a Business Impact Survey. The Village of Cooperstown is an economic engine for our region, and it is important that we get a great response from Village businesses. We hope your business will participate.
We encourage you to take a few minutes to fill out the Otsego County Business Impact Survey [link below] to help us better understand the needs of our local business community during the COVID-19 crisis. We want to help you and our local business community in every way we can. Your responses will help us assess the depth of the ongoing damage done by this health crisis. By completing this economic impact survey, you’ll be arming the Village and County with information that we can use to assist us and also share with legislators and the media, so that together we can address the economic impact of COVID-19.
-Mayor Ellen Tillapaugh
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Cooperstown Village Election Postponement until at least June 1
Due to Executive Order No. 202.13 issued by Governor Cuomo today March 30, 2020, Village Elections throughout the State including the Village of Cooperstown election originally postponed until April 28, have once again been postponed until at least June 1, and as...
Otsego County Corona-Virus Task Force “Safer at Home”
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Cooperstown Village Office to Close except by appointment and staff reduction of 50% in effect through April 15 2020
Due to the extension of the executive order issued by Governor Cuomo March 16, the Village of Cooperstown has made staff reductions of 50% in the Water, Sewer, and Streets Department. Current staff will be alternating one week on and one week off at least as of now...
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The Village of Cooperstown
HistoryCooperstown, New York, (population 1,853) is recognized by most Americans as the home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. But it is the delightful small town of rural traditions, restored historic buildings, and myriad cultural attractions that visitors tend to remember just as much. Located in the central region of the state, Cooperstown was settled in the late 18th century by William Cooper, father of novelist James Fenimore Cooper, whose novels were set in and around Cooperstown.
