Town of Seneca, New York

05/25/2026

**UPDATE**

This paving project is taking a little longer than expected. Please plan for an alternate route again tomorrow (Wednesday) May 27th, 2026. Thank you!

ROAD CLOSURE: Jones Road will be closed for paving in the a Town of Seneca tomorrow, May 26th, 2026. Please plan an alternate route. Local traffic is permitted.

05/14/2026

🚧 ROADWORK UPDATE – STANLEY 🚧

Suit-Kote will be micro-paving in Stanley tomorrow, Friday, 5/15/2025.

✅ Washburn Avenue is currently finished.

Today, crews will be spending the remainder of the day repairing a piece of broken equipment. They plan to begin work tomorrow on W. Main St. and South St.

Work is expected to start after all school buses have gone through, pending decent weather conditions.

⚠️ Please limit traffic as much as possible and plan for delays if you are local to these streets.

We sincerely apologize for the lack of communication on this matter; however, we unfortunately learned much of this information as they were beginning work this morning.

Please give us a call if you have any questions at all.

05/03/2026

Please take note: Flat Street between Robson Road and Kashong Switch will be closed Monday, May 4th through the entire day for the replacement of a culvert. There will be no through traffic. Please plan an alternate route. Thank You!

04/11/2026

The Town of Seneca is proud to celebrate the grand re-opening of Bostrom Farms—a place that holds deep roots in our community.

Today, we especially recognize and honor Chase, Amanda, Henry, and Harper Brown for their unwavering dedication, hard work, and commitment to preserving and growing this cherished local gem.

Their passion and stewardship will make Bostrom Farms not just a destination, but a meaningful part of Seneca’s story.

We are grateful for all they have done—and continue to do—to support our community, strengthen local traditions, and create a welcoming space for residents and visitors alike.

Please join us in congratulating the Brown Family and their team as well as wish them continued success in this exciting new chapter!

🥩 Here’s to new beginnings, lasting traditions, and a thriving future for Bostrom Farms!

Pictured from left to right:
•Jesse Orbaker, Seneca Town Councilman
•Chase & Amanda Brown, Owners of Bostrom Farms
•Roslyn Grammar, Seneca Town Supervisor

04/06/2026

*NOTE: Limited number of signs available! Please call, email, or stop into the Town Hall to sign up!

04/06/2026

Town of Seneca is pleased to announce that we are doing the Tree Program again this year. Just like last year, the trees will be BARE ROOT trees.

Each variety is available in limited quantity on a first come, first serve basis. Applicants will be advised at time of sign-up if any variety is unavailable.

Applicants will be given a flag to place in the ground on their property where they would like the tree planted. All trees are to be in the front yard of your property but off the town right-of-way. All tree locations will be reviewed and approved by the Town Highway and Water Departments.

*PLEASE NOTE* Your flag MUST be visible to our Highway employees in order to be promptly planted. Ongoing maintenance will be the property owner's responsibility. All trees must be planted within Town limits. Being bare root trees, they will need to be checked and watered every other day for the first month if dry.

Stop by to fill out a form in-person or give us a call if you'd like a tree from us!

Trees Offered this year: Crimson King Maple, Red Sunset Maple, Crimson Cloud Hawthorn, Adirondack Crabapple, & Ornamental Cherry.

01/31/2026

01/26/2026

Please take note: we still expect the Town Hall to be open tomorrow; however, we will be operating on a delay. We will be in no later than 10:00 am.

Our Planning Board Meeting is still scheduled to take place tomorrow evening at 7:30 pm.

Should there be any other updates- we will post again!

01/25/2026

🚧❄️ Road Conditions Update ❄️🚧

As we continue to get snow throughout the day and night- our Highway Department is out working hard to keep up with road conditions and make travel as safe as possible. Crews are plowing, salting, and monitoring roads throughout the day, but conditions can change quickly with this weather.

If you are able, please stay off the roads and limit travel until conditions improve. Giving our crews space helps them do their job safely and efficiently.

We appreciate everyone’s patience and cooperation, and we thank our Highway Department for their continued dedication during challenging conditions. Please stay safe!

01/25/2026

Please see the press release from Sheriff Cirencione below:

❄🚘Ontario County Sheriff David Cirencione has issued a No Unnecessary Travel Advisory for all of Ontario County effective immediately due to inclement weather conditions that are expected to continue for the next 18-20 hours. The travel advisory will remain in effect until further notice. Sheriff Cirencione is monitoring road conditions along with the weather and will update this advisory accordingly as conditions change.