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MAYOR’S MESSAGE FOR January 2012
The Village Board and I hope everyone had a wonderful Holiday Season. It is unbelievable that another year has passed.
2012 has already started out to be a very busy year. We have had power outages, flooding and a few minor problems. We have met with Assemblyman William Magnarelli, the City of Syracuse and the Town of Geddes regarding the flooding on Montrose Avenue and we are formulating plans to correct this flooding. Grants have been submitted to help with some of these projects. We can only hope the grants are awarded to the Village of Solvay.
We have started with the annual budget process. We are working with every Department Head, to find ways to maintain our Village services and trim cost where necessary. We have been very lucky with the weather thus far and hope this will continue throughout the winter season. Your help and cooperation maintaining the sidewalks in front of your property will be greatly appreciated.
We will keep you informed on our progress and hope 2012 will be a Great Year!
Sincerely
Mayor Kathy Marinelli
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From our Electric Department
WHAT TO DO IF WE HAVE POWER OUTAGES
We inform customers about planned power outages. For unplanned power outages, power restoration times will vary as we diligently work to find the cause of the problem and make the necessary repairs.
What to do when there is a power outage:
1. During a power outage if you experience a medical emergency dial 911.
2. Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed. Food in the refrigerator will stay
approximately six to nine hours without spoiling and frozen foods will stay
approximately 24 hours in the freezer.
3. Disconnect sensitive appliances (example microwaves, televisions and computers) to
prevent any potential power surge which may occur when power is restored.
4. Items you may want to have at home for a power outage: medical supplies; a battery
powered radio or a hand crank radio; battery powered alarm clock; flashlight with
batteries; cell phone.
