May 11, 2026
Board meeting tomorrow, playground passport, and a Capitol-bound artist
A full week here. The Board of Trustees meets tomorrow night — I've got the agenda covered if you want to know what's on the table. There's also a student whose artwork is heading to Washington, a guide to all five town parks for the summer, plus the usual bulletins and hazardous waste drop-off info you might actually need.
Village of Pittsford Board of Trustees Meeting — May 12, 2026
Annual organizational meeting covers all Village appointments for 2026-2027 including Deputy Mayor, Village Engineer, board attorneys, and PZBA/HPB members
How to Use Pittsford's Hazardous Waste Drop-Off (And What Not to Bring)
Hazardous waste requires an appointment by May 15 — call Monroe County at 248-6250 or book at monroecounty.gov/ecopark; electronics recycling and document shredding are walk-up with no scheduling needed.
A Pittsford Student's Artwork Is Heading to the U.S. Capitol
Naomi Luo of Sutherland High School won the 2026 Congressional Art Competition for NY-25, beating out student entries from across the district.
Village of Pittsford Bulletin — May 8, 2026
Schoen Place fully closes between State St and N Main St for micro-paving — only access is via the State St entrance to Northfield Common
Town of Pittsford eNews — May 6, 2026
Nearly 5,000 tons of glass recycled through Monroe County's program have been turned into fiberglass insulation, and in 2025 zero curbside glass was sent to the landfill — a real turnaround from the statewide norm of most curbside glass ending up in landfills.
The Pittsford Playground Passport: Your Complete Guide to All Five Town Parks This Summer
The Pittsford Playground Passport Program is free, requires no registration, and is available all summer at the Spiegel Community Center — the only ask is visiting all five town parks and returning the passport by August 31.
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