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Local services and rules

Moving to Glens Falls: who to call and what the city asks.

Glens Falls has no overnight parking on city streets; the only places a vehicle may stay overnight are the city-owned lots on Elm, Exchange, Ridge and Warren streets. Downtown street parking changes from a 3-hour limit to unlimited time at 5 p.m..

Parking lots, sweeping and snow on Glens Falls streets

Parking on all city streets is free, and the city-owned lots on Elm, Exchange, Ridge and Warren streets are free for 3 hours.

Street sweeping runs in spring, summer and autumn until snow removal begins. Once the snow season starts, property owners must clear sidewalk snow within five hours of the end of the storm, or by 1 p.m. the next day if it ends overnight.

Sand is available to residential property owners at the Public Works maintenance facility at 230 Dix Avenue.

Queensbury transfer stations and curbside yard waste

The county says transfer stations in Warren County are operated by the towns, and Glens Falls residents use the one run by Queensbury.

For yard waste left at the curb, it must be in biodegradable bags; plastic bags are not collected. Each bag of yard waste is kept to 50 pounds or less.

Unwanted furniture and appliances have their own page: the City's Public Works Junk Removal page covers disposing of them.

National Grid, and water and sewer bills from the Controller's Office

The City's page names National Grid as the local electric utility that provides electric delivery service.

The City Controller's Office collects water and sewer bills. The City's Water Department operates and maintains the Water Filtration Plant, the reservoirs and the distribution system.

City, County, library, BID and school taxes, and the March 1st exemption deadline

The Controller's Office collects City, County, Crandall Library, BID and school taxes.

Exemptions go through a different office. The Assessment Office processes exemptions, and its key-dates list puts the exemption filing deadline on March 1st.

Dog license at City Hall and the leash law

Dogs four months or older must be licensed with the City Clerk's Office at City Hall. A dog license is $5 for a spayed or neutered dog.

Dogs must be on a leash under the City's leash law.

Crandall Public Library card and Warren County voter registration

Crandall Public Library is in City Park, at the corner of Glen Street and Bay Street. To get a card, bring positive identification showing a current address. New cards can start with online self-registration, which needs an email address.

The Warren County Board of Elections handles registration, and voters can register or update online. Glens Falls sits in Warren County, and its ward supervisors sit on the Warren County Board of Supervisors.

School registration at 15 Quade Street

New students register at the school district office at 15 Quade Street, Glens Falls. For kindergarten, registration is held at Kindergarten Round-Up events at each elementary school in May.

CDTA buses from the Ridge St. Terminal and Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport

CDTA merged Greater Glens Falls Transit into its network, with routes running from the Ridge St. Terminal.

For air travel, Warren County operates Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport (GFL).