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Brief History of the Town of Barre
The Town of Barre was founded in 1818. The town was named after the birthplace of an early settler. The town is 55.1 square miles, and is the southern border of Orleans county, the border is shared with the Town of Elba in Genesee County. There is an approximate population of 2,124 people as of the last census. Living in the quiet Town of Barre, you will find country roads, small churches, friendly neighbors, and some of the best chicken barbecues around. A short drive from the the larger cities makes Barre a desirable place to live. The town is a short drive to nearby outdoor activities, such as fishing, water skiing, or watching major league sporting events, and theaters.
State roads in Barre are Quaker Hill Rd and portion of Oak Orchard Rd. and West Lee Rd. County roads are East Barre Rd, Eagle Harbor Rd, West Barre Rd, portion of Oak Orchard Rd (old 98).
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Brush Burn Ban for 2025
The DEC announced the annual state wide prohibiting bush burning begins March 16th and runs through May 14th. This is to prevent wildfires and protect communities during heightened conditions for wildfires. Small backyard fire pits ad campfires less than three feet in height and four feet in length, width, or diameter are allowed, as are […]
Water Fluoridation Public Hearing
The Village of Albion is currently considering the potential elimination of water fluoridation. A Public Hearing will be held at 35-37 East Bank, Albion, on Wednesday, March 26, 2025, at 6:00 PM to discuss the proposed removal of fluoride from the water supply. Since our community purchases water from the Village of Albion, all interested […]