Community Resources

  • Resident Checklist

    We are excited to welcome you and pleased you have chosen the Village of Deposit as your new home. We are very proud of the residential quality of our close knit community and the amenities that will make you proud to live in Deposit. To help ease your transition into the community, we have provided you with the following information. However, do not hesitate to drop by or call the Village Hall with any additional questions or concerns at (607) 467-2492. The Village Clerk’s office will be happy to provide further assistance.

    Garbage collection is handled by individual arrangement with local sanitation. A commercially manufactured container which has a close-fitting cover must be used. Refuse that is too large or heavy for the container may be placed alongside the container in such a manner that it cannot be scattered. Recyclables must be placed in a separate bag.

    Ed Katen and sons 607-467-5725, Waste Recovery LLC 607-563-2616,
    Wright’s Sanitation Service 607-467-2737 all provide service to area residents.
    To establish service call and set up service

    Brush

    Yard waste such as leaves and lawn clippings is picked up first & third Monday of the month. Please make sure it is no more than a pick up truck load. Please be courteous and put your brush out a few days before pick up to help keep our Village looking tidy.

    Recycling Bin

    The Village of Deposit, Town of Deposit and Town of Sanford provide a recycling Bin for resident use located at 1 Village Street between the Village of Deposit and Town of Sanford garages. The recycling bin is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

    What to Recycle:

    Paper

    • Newspaper, magazines, catalogs, junk mail, manila folders, envelopes, brown paper bags
    • White, colored notebook and fax paper
    • Soft and hard cover books
    • Wrapping paper (non-metallic)

    No blue prints, carbon copy paper, metallic paper, tissues, napkins, paper towels, paper cups, paper plates, egg cartons or wax paper.

    Cardboard

    • All Cardboard Boxes
    • Pizza boxes
    • Corrugated boxes (wavy middle layer)
    • Single layer cardboard (cereal boxes)

    No wax covered cardboard (can scrape off wax with your finger nail), mold-covered or food-contaminated material.

    Cartons

    • Milk and juice cartons

    Glass

    • Clear, brown and green (jars and bottles only)

    No window pane glass, mirrors, ceramics, plates, cups or light bulbs.

    Plastics

    • Food and beverage containers
    • Detergent and Shampoo containers

    No plastic bags, plastic film, styrofoam, automotive fluid containers, toys, small appliances, utensils, cups, plates or flower pots.

    Metals

    • Tin and steel food and beverage cans
    • Aluminum pans, cans and clean foil

    No pots, pans, bowls, utensils, cookware, hangers or scrap metal.

    Electronics and Household Hazardous Waste Collection

    Broome County—provides collections on a monthly basis year round for Broome County residents. Collections are held at the household hazardous waste facility located at the Broome County Landfill.
    Follow this link for a listing of collection dates and acceptable materials: http://www.gobroomecounty.com/solidwaste/recyclingfaq
    Delaware County—provides an annual Clean Sweep day usually in August or September. Follow this link for a listing of collection dates and acceptable materials: http://www.co.delaware.ny.us/departments/sw/sw.htm

    Columbia Gas Transmission provides gas to area residents.
    To establish service, call 607-467-3514

    Hartz provides propane to area residents.
    To establish service, call 607-467-2101 or 1-800-722-5822

    Mirabito Energy Products provides oil to area residents.
    To establish service call 800-934-9480

    Superior Plus Energy Services provides oil to area residents.
    To establish service call 607-467-2117

    NYSEG (NY State Electric & Gas Corp.) provides gas and electric to area residents.
    To establish service, call 1-800-572-1111

    Adams Cable provides cable television service to area residents.
    To establish service, call 1-888-222-0077

    TDS Telecom provides satellite services to area residents.
    To establish service, call 1-800-610-2256

    DIRECTV provides satellite services to area residents.
    To establish service, call 1-800-280-4388

    Adams Cable provides phone service to area residents.
    To establish service, call 1-888-222-0077

    TDS Telecom provides local and long distance service to area residents.
    To establish service, call 607-467-2111

    TDS Telecom provides internet service to area residents.
    To establish service, call 1-888-610-5910

    Adams Cable provides internet service to area residents.
    To establish service, call 888-222-0077

    Deposit Courier – 607-467-3600

    Hancock Herald – 607-637-3591

    Press & Sun Bulletin – 607-798-1234

    Town Crier – 607-467-3811

    Wilson Medical – 607-763-6000

    Binghamton General – 607-762-2200

    Lourdes Hospital – 607-798-5111

    DMV services include driver’s licenses, vehicle registrations, handicapped parking
    privileges, and photo identification for non-drivers.
    3 Elm St
    Deposit, NY 13754
    (607) 467-3208

    Tax bills are generated June 1st and are due June 30th of each year.

    Village taxes can be paid in person or mailed to the Village Hall at
    61 Front St
    Deposit, NY 13754
    (607) 467-2492

    Link to STAR Application:
    http://www.orps.state.ny.us/star/star_forms.cfm

    Be sure to fill out a Change of Address form.
    You can pick up a COA form at:
    U.S Post Office
    8 Dean Street
    Deposit, NY 13754
    (607) 467-2606

    You must be a registered voter in the county in which you live to vote . To register, you must be 18 years old by the date of the election in which you wish to vote, live at your present address for at least 30 days before the election, not be in jail or on parole for a felony conviction and not claim the right to vote elsewhere.

    Sewer

    SOT IS DEBT = $38.71
    O & M = $137.52
    Total minimum sewer bill is Per Unit = $176.23

    Water

    WOT IS DEBT = $5.41
    O&M = $56.51
    Total water for minimum bill 9000 gallons = $61.92
    Total minimum bill would be $238.15
    Charge per 1000 gallons is $11.98 after first 9000
    $20 fee added per quarter for all customers who have water off at street
    Commercial accounts are calculated by consumption

    Water and Sewer Bill Schedule

    1/1 thru 3/31 – Bill Due 4/30
    4/1 thru 6/30 – Bill Due 7/31
    7/1 thru 9/30 – Bill Due 10/31
    10/1 thru 12/31 – Bill Due 1/31

    A 10% late fee will be assessed for late payment

  • Deposit Central School

    District Office

    Telephone: (607) 467-5380
    Fax: (607) 467-5535

    Middle/High School

    Telephone: (607) 467-2197
    Fax: (607) 467-5504

    Elementary School

    Telephone: (607) 467-2198
    Fax: (607) 467-4495

    Mailing Address

    171 Second Street
    Deposit, NY 13754

    D.E.E.P.

    Deposit Educational Endowment Program – is a not-for-profit corporation with 501(c)(3) status formed in 1985 for the sole purpose of granting scholarships to graduating students of the Deposit Central School District.

    D.E.E.P. is funded solely by tax-deductible contributions from individuals, organizations, and charitable foundations. The operating organization of D.E.E.P. is a volunteer Board of Directors composed of community members, professionals and retired people.
    Each of these individuals has an interest in making higher learning affordable for the graduating students of the Deposit Central School District.

    There are two types of Scholarships, all of which exist in the name of people or an organization:
    A one year Scholarship has at least five thousand dollar investment and a two year scholarship has at least ten thousand dollar investment.
    All donations of whatever amount are invested and the annual scholarship amount is determined by an amount earned by the investment divided by the number of scholarships.

    The winners of the two year scholarships have to show they are enrolled in college for the second year to receive the second check.
    All investments are of low risk to avoid market fluctuations.
    The named scholarships can be built up over a period of time and many have a short criteria for the choice of student award.

  • Deposit Free Library

    Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 12:00pm – 8:00pm
    Friday and Saturday 9:00am – 3:00pm
    159 Front Street
    Deposit, NY 13754
    Phone: (607) 467-2577
    Fax: (607) 467-1466
    email: DE.audrey@4cls.org