Welcome to the official Town of Waterford web site
Town Supervisor
Welcome to the launching of our new website and the beginning of a new year. As Supervisor, I am always looking for new ways to ensure the residents of Waterford are kept informed of the Town’s business. To help meet this challenge, two new features are being unveiled. The first is a process to capture email addresses, and the second new feature is streaming the live broadcast of our monthly town board meetings. Residents are encouraged to submit their email address so we have a cost efficient way to distribute information to residents about upcoming events, meetings, our Newsletter and most importantly immediate emergencies. Please be assured your email address will not be disclosed or sold to anyone or any organization. For those of you that are unable to view our webcasts live, we will provide a library of previous board meetings by posting the videos in our Video Archive Section. You will be able to view the meeting at your convenience.
I encourage all residents to take the time to view the website and email me your ideas and suggestions for enhancing our new website.
Our Hearts and prayers are with our Troops all over the world!
Harbor Visitor Center
Gateway to New York's Canals
Make Waterford part of your vacation this year!
View Live Video - Hudson Mohawk View
Waterford Harbor Visitor Center
One Tugboat Alley
Waterford, New York 12188
(518) 233-9123
Moor along the shores of historic Waterford - 1,000 feet of Linear floating docks and 600 feet of concrete wall available
Services include:
- Water
- Showers
- Electric
- Pump-out
Drinking Water Notice
The Town of Waterford is receiving its water from Troy throughout the duration of the Hudson River Dredging project. Drinking water is safe.
2012 Tentative Assessment Roll
Scroll down to the Town of Waterford link and press the enter key and you will have access to the entire Tentative Roll.
History of Waterford, NY
The Town of Waterford is situated in the southeastern corner of Saratoga County, 12 miles north of Albany at the junction of the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers, and the junction of the Erie and Champlain Canals. It is the home of the “Waterford Flight”, the highest set of lift locks in the world.
