A Right-to-Farm Community

  •  Town Hall & Offices:585-589-5100
  •  Supervisorext. 6
    Mark Chamberlaincell 585-734-7972
  •  Town Clerk & Tax Collectorext. 1
    Maureen Beach
  •  Highway Superintendentext. 2
     Dale Ostroskicell 585-734-4835
  •  Codes & Bld. Inspectorext. 5
    Shellye Dale-Hallcell 585-734-8377
  •  Property Assessorext. 3
    Barry Flansburgcell 585-734-8372
  •  Court & Town Justicesext. 4
     Alan Jones
     John Henderson
  •  Zoning Board
     Mark White585-589-1609
  •  Planning Board
     Kirk Mathes585-589-4152
     Tom Keelercell 585-721-3650
  •  Town Council 
     Larry Gaylardcell 585-590-9968
     Lyman Rice585-589-9657
     Gina Tojek585-589-9008
     Lynn Hill585-589-7213
  •  Historian
     Helen Mathes585-589-9960
     Visit the following sites for Town of Barre history: Orleans History - Barre, NY Rootsweb Genealogy - Barre, NY
  •  US Senators
     Charles Schumer585-263-5866
     Hillary Rodham Clinton585-263-6250
  •  Congress 26th District
     Thomas M. Reynolds585-663-5570
  •  State Senator 62nd District
     George Maziarz716-731-8740
  •  Member of Assembly 139th District
     Steve Hawley585-589-5780
  •  Barre Legislator for District 1
     Bill Eick585-735-7363
  •  County, Surrogate & Family Court Judge
     James Punch585-589-4457
  •  Legislator at Large
     George Bower585-638-6051
  •  Orleans County Sheriff
     Scott Hess585-590-4142
  •  Orleans County Clerk
     Karen Lake Maynard585-589-5334
  • Orleans County Website
  •  Barre Fire Company
     President: Karl Driesel
     585-589-6107
  •  Barre Center Presbyterian Church
     4706 Oak Orchard Road
     585-589-9639
  • West Barre Methodist Church  Eagle Harbor Road
     585-589-5388
  •  Barre Sportsmans Association
     President: Richard Brant
     585-798-5806
  •  Albion Sportsmans Association
     President: Scott DeSmit
     585-589-4331
Town of Barre Offices

Barre, New York
A Right to Farm Community

Located in Orleans County, the Town of Barre lies midway between Buffalo and Rochester. Since its founding in 1818, small-town country living has thrived in Barre, New York. Fruits, vegetables, corn, wheat, and soybeans drive a major portion of our local economy.

Quiet country roads, small churches, friendly neighbors, and some of the best chicken barbecues around, make living in Barre highly desirable. Nearby sport fishing, proximity to theater, concerts and major league sports only add to this small part of Western New York.


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