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Qualifications:

• Possess a clean valid NYS Class A or B commercial driver’s license without restrictions
• Must take, and pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol screen
• CDL A or CDL B (Required)

Benefits:

• Pay: Competitive
• Health Insurance Benefits for employees paid by employer
• NYS Retirement Plan
• 11 Paid Holidays
• Paid Sick Time
• Paid Vacation Time
• Paid Personal Time
• Clothing Allowance
• Overtime after 40hrs per week

Responsibilities:

• Available for plowing, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, during the winter months
• Weekends, as needed
• Safe and efficient operation and care of town’s motor equipment
• Routine maintenance of motor equipment, perform light to heavy physical labor, and any work assigned by the superintendent
• Able to operate dump truck, loader, grader, excavator, roller, and other heavy equipment as assigned.
• Able to understand and follow oral and written instructions
• Physically able to meet the demands of the position

The Town of Homer is located in Central New York approximately 30 minutes from the City of Syracuse, and is the third largest municipality in Cortland County (2010 U.S. Census population 6405) with respect to population.

It contains the Village of Homer, which is an historic community that was first settled in 1791 along and near the banks of the Tioughnioga River. One block west of the River is Main Street in the Village, along which remains a relatively unspoiled 19th century downtown with a Village Green surrounded by churches, houses and the elementary school.

The Town outside of the Village contains rolling hills and valleys which are still primarily used for agriculture. The Town also contains the hamlets of East Homer, which is mostly residential, and Little York which, located north of the Village along Little York Lake, has a few small shops featuring arts and crafts, a year-round farm market & bakery, and a large greenhouse and garden store.

Although many dairy and crop farms remain, the Town is a prime residential area for people working in the cities of Cortland and Ithaca to the south, and Syracuse to the north.

Please see the below dates that the Town Clerks Office will be closed or closing early. This, and other information regarding meetings, etc., are also found in the calendar at left.

January 15, 2024 – Martin Luther King Day– Closed
February 19, 2024 – President’s Day – Closed
March 29, 2024 – Good Friday – Closing @ Noon
May 27, 2024 – Memorial Day – Closed
June 11th– Closing at 3:00 PM
June 19, 2024 – Juneteeth (USA) – Closed
July 4, 2024 – Independence Day – Closed
July 5th – Closed
July 19th – Closed
September 2, 2024 – Labor Day – Closed
October 14, 2024 – Columbus Day – Closed
November 11, 2024 – Veterans Day – Closed
November 27th, 2024 – Closing at 12 PM
November 28 & 29, 2024 – Thanksgiving – Closed
December 24th, 2024 – Christmas Eve – Closing @ Noon
December 25, 2024 – Christmas Day – Closed
December 31, 2024 – New Year’s Eve – Closing @ Noon
January 1, 2025 – New Year’s Day – Closed

Wednesday – January 1, 2025 – New Year’s Day – Closed
Monday – January 20, 2025 – Martin Luther King Day– Closed
Monday – February 17, 2025 – President’s Day – Closed
Friday – April 18, 2025 – Good Friday – Closing @ Noon
Monday – May 26, 2025 – Memorial Day – Closed
Thursday – June 19, 2025 – Independence Day (USA) Juneteenth – Closed
Thursday – July 3, 2025 – Independence Day Eve – Closing @ Noon
Friday – July 4, 2025 – Independence Day – Closed
Monday – September 1, 2025 – Labor Day – Closed
Monday – October 13, 2025 – Columbus Day – Closed
Tuesday – November 11, 2025 – Veterans Day – Closed
Wednesday – November 26, 2025 – Thanksgiving Eve – Closing @ Noon
Thursday & Friday – November 27 & 28, 2025 – Thanksgiving – Closed
Wednesday – December 24, 2025 – Christmas Eve – Closing @ Noon
Thursday – December 25, 2025 – Christmas Day – Closed
Wednesday – December 31, 2025 – New Year’s Eve – Closing @ Noon

Thursday – January 1, 2026 – New Year’s Day – Closed

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