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Welcome to the official government website for the Village of Penn Yan, New York. Penn Yan is situated on the north end of beautiful Keuka Lake and has proudly served as the county seat for two hundred years. We look forward to Yates County celebrating its bicentennial 1823 - 2023.
Village & Municipal Offices, Lobby and Drive-up Window Hours
Open Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM |
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Community Announcements
Fall Cleanup
Brush only pick up begins October 23rd and will end November 3rd.
Leaf pick up will begin November 6th and will end November 17th.
Please read Fall Cleanup in Penn Yan for complete details.
Brush only pick up begins October 23rd and will end November 3rd.
Leaf pick up will begin November 6th and will end November 17th.
Please read Fall Cleanup in Penn Yan for complete details.
Hydrant Flushing
Hydrants will be flushed the week of October 2nd. If you have discolored water, it is recommended that the cold water from your tap run for 3-5 minutes . . . continue reading.
Hydrants will be flushed the week of October 2nd. If you have discolored water, it is recommended that the cold water from your tap run for 3-5 minutes . . . continue reading.
Fall Paving
Fall paving for Main Street, Wagener Street, Water Street and Serenity Place is tentatively scheduled to begin September 17th.
Fall paving for Main Street, Wagener Street, Water Street and Serenity Place is tentatively scheduled to begin September 17th.
- Serenity Place will be closed for paving September 27th.
Sanitary Sewer Relining
Work to reline existing sanitary sewer is tentatively scheduled to begin the week of August 28th. This work will be completed by Kenyon Pipeline Inspection and will affect portions of Sunset Avenue, Hillcrest Drive, Orchard Lane and Crescent Drive. Read letter from the Director of Public Works.
Work to reline existing sanitary sewer is tentatively scheduled to begin the week of August 28th. This work will be completed by Kenyon Pipeline Inspection and will affect portions of Sunset Avenue, Hillcrest Drive, Orchard Lane and Crescent Drive. Read letter from the Director of Public Works.
Ogden and Wagener Streets Closed to Local Traffic Only - beginning September 5th
Water main work begins Tuesday, September 5th for Ogden and Wagener Streets. Traffic will be limited to local traffic only and open on weekends.
Water main work begins Tuesday, September 5th for Ogden and Wagener Streets. Traffic will be limited to local traffic only and open on weekends.
Main Street Closed - Beginning September 5th
Main Street revitalization will begin September 5th and is estimated to take 4-6 weeks to complete. The project will include curbing, sidewalks and paving from Elm Street to Clinton Street. During this time Main Street will be closed from Elm Street to Maiden Lane with weekend closures as needed. Read letter from the Director of Public Works.
Main Street revitalization will begin September 5th and is estimated to take 4-6 weeks to complete. The project will include curbing, sidewalks and paving from Elm Street to Clinton Street. During this time Main Street will be closed from Elm Street to Maiden Lane with weekend closures as needed. Read letter from the Director of Public Works.
- Monday, September 5th site preparation begins. Main Street will remain open.
- Monday, September 11th road boxout will begin. Main Street will be closed to traffic from Elm Street to Maiden Lane.
- Monday, September 25th finish grading sidewalks and begin pouring concrete. Road restoration begins and will be closed to one lane from Maiden Lane to Clinton Street. Paving is tentatively scheduled for the first week in October.
- September 27th Maiden Lane at Main Street will be closed overnight.
- September 27th Main Street from Maiden Lane to Clinton Street will be closed in the morning, reopening in the early afternoon. Access will be allowed if required.
- September 29th Main Street from Elm to Chapel Street will be closed to local traffic only during business hours for paving and stone work.
Press Release
In an effort to improve public participation, members of the public now have the option to sign up to receive Village Board meeting packages . . . continue to read press release. Sign up to receive Village Board meeting notifications by submitting your name and email in the form at the bottom of the meeting page.
In an effort to improve public participation, members of the public now have the option to sign up to receive Village Board meeting packages . . . continue to read press release. Sign up to receive Village Board meeting notifications by submitting your name and email in the form at the bottom of the meeting page.
Consumer Assistance Programs 2022-2023
The Department of Public Service provides a variety of services to protect and assist utility customers. This fact sheet provides information on bill payment options and financial assistance programs to help manage utility bills.
The Department of Public Service provides a variety of services to protect and assist utility customers. This fact sheet provides information on bill payment options and financial assistance programs to help manage utility bills.
Pay Your Municipal Utility Bill Online
There are fees associated with paying your bill online. If paying via ACH or e-check, effective November 15, 2020, the new convenience fee is $1.95 - the old rate was $1.05. The fee for debit and credit card payments is approximately 2.95% of your total bill.
There are fees associated with paying your bill online. If paying via ACH or e-check, effective November 15, 2020, the new convenience fee is $1.95 - the old rate was $1.05. The fee for debit and credit card payments is approximately 2.95% of your total bill.
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111 Elm Street, PO Box 426
Penn Yan, NY 14527 Village & Municipal Offices, Lobby and Drive-up Window Hours
Monday – Friday 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM Village 315-536-3015 | Municipal 315-536-3374 Fax 315-536-4685 |