You can now pay your County/Town taxes online Click Here

 In Person or Mail: 80 Ridgebury Hill Road, Slate Hill, NY  10973

Online Payment Fee Schedule

If you have any questions please contact Kathy Sherlock, Receiver of Taxes via email at kathys@townofwawayanda  or by phone at (845) 355-5700 ext. 200

After April 2nd, payment must be paid to Orange County Commissioner of Finanace. Please contact them at (845) 291-2480 after April 15th.

I would like to thank everyone who came to the Town Board meeting on March 8, 2018. We are in the process of reviewing all your questions, concerns and suggestions with our town engineer and Planning Board attorney. As most of you are aware, it was the Planning Board and not the Town Board that was Lead Agency for the project. As Lead Agency, they were responsible for the review of the project. They hired outside experts and reviewed all information with them. We are currently actively working on getting the answers to your questions, concerns and suggestions. Also, we have been in the process of hiring a consultant for monitoring of the air, water and noise quality to insure that CPV adheres to the standards established when they received site plan approval. 

Thank you,

Wawayanda Town Board 

Town of Wawayanda - 845-355-5700, Option 4
NYS DEC - 845-256-3181
Tom Rumsey - CPV - 518-883-1262

CPV Emergency Action Plan - The worst case distance under any conditions would be 800 Meters from the 4 corners of the facility. The residents affected would be notified by the county code red or the FEMA IPAWS program. To view a map of the areas within the 800 meters, click on the link below. Anything within the red circles would potentially be shelter in place unless otherwise directed by emergency personnel. 

CPV Response to City of Middletown's February 23, 2018 Letter 

CPV Emergency Action Plan Map 

Public Comment / Questions Response from March 5, 2018 Meeting 

NYS DEC Sampling Results - 

State Permit Resolution - Passed April 5,2018

$54 Million Dollars in unclaimed funds is owed to Orange County Residents. See if you are one of them.

Orange County has adopted a new service in which residents and businesses can ask the county to notify them by phone, email,or text message about an impending storm or other emergency. County Officials announced on Thursday 1/7/2016 that they had contracted with Florida-based Emergency Communications Network for its CodeRED services.

To participate in this program, register online here.