Rotterdam, New York
Rotterdam, NY

Town Council

Town Supervisor
Francis Del Gallo

Deputy Supervisor
Robert Godlewski

Council Member
Nicola DiLeva

Council Member
Matthew Martin

Council Member
Gerard Parisi

Operation SAFE CHILD

Is Your Dog Lost?
Lost dogs are taken to
The Happy Dog Pet Hotel

for shelter by Rotterdam's Animal Control.

The Happy Dog Pet Hotel
1197 Mariaville Road
Rotterdam, N.Y. 12306
(518) 355-1749
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Town Parks

The Town of Rotterdam has eight (8) town-owned neighborhood parks situated throughout the Town. The parks system includes a variety of play equipment for younger children to enjoy under adult supervision. Each park has a play structure along with new picnic tables and benches. Many of our parks are also equipped with full or half court basketball courts, tennis courts and volleyball courts for youth and adult use. In addition to the playground equipment and facilities, some of our parks are equipped with playing fields which are "home" to Rotterdam Little League baseball, Carman Little League baseball, Rotterdam Babe Ruth and Rotterdam Girls Softball and the Rotterdam Challenger League.

A Special THANK YOU!

To the following Rotterdam Businesses who contributed to the improvement of our Town Parks. Your generous donation towards bleachers, benches and picnic tables will surely enhance our parks for many years to come.

  • Accurate Disposal/County Waste
  • Capital Living and Rehabilitation Center
  • City Glass Company
  • Five Corners Family Practice
  • Golub Corporation
  • Rotterdam Elks-Lodge #2157
  • Stewarts Shops

If you or your business would like to make a donation to honor an individual or your organization, please call the Rotterdam Town Hall at (518) 355-7575

Boxwood Park:

Proceed on Palmer Street off of Highbridge Road, left onto East Palmer Avenue, next left onto Boxwood Drive. Boxwood Park has a full basketball court, pavilion and new playground equipment.

Erie Canal Lock Parks:

Lock 8 Park - Rice Road, Rotterdam - Website

Eunice O. Esposito Park (Formerly Ft. Hunter Park):

From Curry Road (near St. Gabriel's Church), turn onto Fayette Drive. The entrance to the park will be on your left. The Eunice O. Esposito Park has received major renovations to provide for a safe environment and a more user friendly park. The park has an expanded parking lot, two tennis courts, new playground equipment, a pavilion, full court basketball court, bocce ball courts that are handicap accessible. This park is also the "home" of the Rotterdam Girls Softball League with four separate fields.

Fiero Park:

Located on the outskirts of Coldbrook near the end of Fiero Avenue heading east from Altamont Avenue. Fiero Park has a half basketball court, a volleyball court, pavilion and new playground equipment.

Juracka Park:

Located in Colonial Manor at the end of Juracka Parkway, Juracka Park has a half basketball court, a tennis court, two volleyball courts, new playground equipment and pavilion.

Kiwanis Park:

Route 5 S, Rotterdam, Boat launch and picnic area.

Leonard C. White Park:

Located in Carman section of Rotterdam, off of Hamburg Street, the park is located between the corners of First and Fourth Avenue. Leonard C. White Park has a full basketball court, new playground equipment and pavilion. This park is also the "home" of Carman Little League that has four separate baseball fields.

Memorial Park:

Located on Curry Road across from Sunrise Boulevard and extends to Poutre Avenue and Broadway, Memorial Park has a full basketball court and new playground equipment. Memorial Park is also "home" to Rotterdam Little League and Rotterdam Babe Ruth with three separate baseball fields.

Pansy Park:

Located on Pansy Street at the end of Fern Avenue next to the entrance of the former WMHT. Pansy Park has a new play area.

Plotter Kill Nature Preserve:

Located in Rotterdam, has three major waterfalls, several cascades, a magnificent gorge, and hiking trails.

Getting There: Plotter Kill Nature Preserve has two parking areas - one on Mariaville Road and the other on Coplon Road. Both are accessible via Mariaville Road, Route 159.

Rotterdam Junction, Woestina Park:

Route 5S to Rotterdam Junction, take a right on Putnam Street, to the end of Putnam Street is the park. Woestina Park has a half basketball court, new playground equipment. Woestina Park is also "home" to Rotterdam Little League that has three separate baseball fields and the Rotterdam Challenger League.


Summer Hours

Summer Hours will begin on Tuesday, June 1, 2010 through Tuesday, August 31, 2010 8:00am to 4:00pm.

Fall Festival

September 17, 18, 19, 2010
3040 Hamburg Street, Schenectady
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Rotterdam Celebrates 190 Years!

Click here to read the special supplement to the Legislative Gazette that celebrates the 190th Birthday of the Town of Rotterdam!

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Audited Financial Statements

Please click here for the Town of Rotterdam Audited Financial Statements for the Fiscal year ended December 31, 2008

2010 Adopted Budget

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Contact Us

Main Phone Number:
(518) 355-7575

Department Extension
Assessor ext.396
Comptroller ext.394
Highway Dept. ext.403
Justice Court ext.594
Public Works ext.354
Supervisor ext.393
Tax Receiver ext.392
Town Clerk ext.320

More Department Specific Information

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Sprinkling Regulations

Lawn sprinkling restrictions for Rotterdam Residents with Town Water will be in effect from May 1, 2010 through November 1, 2010.  Click here for further details.

Office of Community Services

Click here for information on the 2009 Monthly Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program. Or call Jeff Edwards at the Schenectady County Department of Economic Development and Planning at 518 386-2225.