Woodland Water District Residents
Boil Water Advisory in Effect 4/29/2025
The Town of Oneonta is issuing a boil water notice effective immediately until further notice.
NYS Department of Health standards indicate that whenever the water has been off for more than four hours a boil water advisory is required.
The boil water advisory only applies to drinking water. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Water Meter Replacement/Repair
As a part of the Town’s efforts to improve water quality in the Woodland Water District, a water meter will be installed in the water main located at Fortin Park.
THE WATER SYSTEM MUST BE SHUT DOWN FROM 8:30 AM TUESDAY MORNING UNTIL NOON and again from 8:30 AM THURSDAY MORNING UNTIL NOON.
Please plan for these necessary shut downs by storing water. We greatly apologize for the inconvenience. Please run your cold water each afternoon to check for clarity before resuming use.
Town of Oneonta Brush & Leaf Pickup
Mondays April 21-May 19, 2025
Pickup will be limited to this period alone. Not all summer.
The green waste yard will remain open for residents (non-commercial) to self-deliver.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Town Announcements
Highway Department - Job Opening for Motor Equipment Operator
Town Assessor - 2025 Tentative Roll Times
Meeting Cancellations
Public Notices & Hearings
Zoning Board - Public Hearing Notice for 4/28/25
Welcome to Oneonta
Nestled in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains
along the banks of the Susquehanna River,
Oneonta is centrally located between the urban areas of Binghamton and Albany,
with easy access to Interstate 88, the major east/west transportation route
between Albany and western New York.
The Oneonta Municipal Airport is located three miles from the center of Oneonta.
Oneonta has grown from its origins as an Indian council site to become the leading
educational, cultural, business, retail, and professional center for the Tri-County
area of Otsego, Delaware, and Schoharie.
Oneonta was first known as McDonald's Mills. Beginning in 1817, it became Milfordville
(from the towns of Milford, Otego and Huntsville). It wasn't until 1830 that the
township of Oneonta was formed.
