Parking Restrictions

There will be NO parking on Town of Stuyvesant roads from November 1 through March 31 due to the difficulty in plowing.

Violators will be ticketed and vehicles towed at the owner's expense.

-Charles Stiffler, Highway Superintendent

Online Dog License Renewals

Effective tday, you can now renew your dog's license online!  You must have a current rabies certificate on file.  Payment can be made either by credit/debit card or electronic check.  Please note that convenience fees will apply.

Use the link on the bottom of the list in the "Quick Links" box to the right of the website.  You will be brought to an outside website.  Please enter your dog's license number and your last name.  Verify that all of yours and your dog's information is correct.  Please allow one week for processing and your new license will be mailed to you.

Is there a street light out?

If there is a street light out near your home, you can now report it directly to National Grid using the following link:

Street Light Outage Report Form

Welcome

Stuyvesant is located in the northwest corner of Columbia County on the eastern bank of the Hudson River. It is bordered by Rensselaer County to the north, the Town of Kinderhook to the east, and the Town of Stockport to the south.

A town of approximately 2,300 people, Stuyvesant is an agricultural community dotted with single family residences and small businesses. The predominance of farming within the community has left its rural character much the same as it's been for over the last 100 years. Stuyvesant's bucolic landscape belies the fact that it is located less than 20 miles south of the state capital of Albany, New York. Centrally located in the state and the region, the town is approximately two and a half hours from both New York City and Boston.

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