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Daniel S. Wolf, Highway Superintendent & Commissioner of Public Works
Stormwater Public Contact
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 3:30 PM
Phone: (585) 617-6160
Fax: (585) 352-2133
Email: highway@ogdenny.com
highway department updates:![]()
LEAF PICK UP UPDATE FOR OGDEN RESIDENTS!
We appreciate your patience as our highway crews maneuver the new leaf vacuuming service. We will post a set schedule as soon as we determine the most efficient method to serve the residents of Ogden in all four quadrants. Rules for the new leaf pick up process are listed below.
*Please rake leaves to the edge of your property and NOT in the roadway.
*Please don't rake leaves into any drainage ditches as this could obstruct the flow of water.
*Only leaves should be raked into the piles to be vacuumed. No other materials, debris, sticks, etc., should be placed into the piles as this could potentially cause damage to our equipment or harm to our employees.
*Please don't rake leaves into drainage grates or catch basins.
*Please don't rake leaves into the gutters.
*Please don't place raked leaves into any containers such as boxes, plastic bags, barrels, cans, etc., as they will not be picked up. Leaves that are placed in biodegradable bags will still be picked up.
*Please don't place raked leaf piles behind any structures or obstacles such as trees, cars, mailboxes, fire hydrants, signs, light poles, etc.
*Leaves that are dropped off at the drop off location must be in biodegrade bags or loose. No other items can be dropped off.
A completed and approved fill dirt permit will now be required to ensure that the dumping of fill in the location requested does not hinder drainage or impact neighboring properties negatively. Fill dirt permits are available in the Building Department and will require engineer approval. *Fill delivery is subject to availability and Highway Superintendent approval.
Container/Roll-Off or Truck rental fees are now $40.00 to cover the cost of fuel and other truck and container/roll-off expenses. Forms can be found below.
The 2023 Brush Schedule, Town Road Work, and County Road Work are currently being updated and will be posted soon.
Mission Statement:
The Highway Department is dedicated to maximizing the efficient use of our resources in the construction and maintenance of the town's infrastructure. This infrastructure includes: residential streets, sidewalks, trees located in the right-of-way, the stormwater conveyance system, and sanitary sewer systems. The Highway Department is also responsible for the planning and execution of capital improvements to preserve and enhance this infrastructure with the ultimate objective of maintaining property values and creating a safe and high-quality environment for town residents and businesses. The Highway Department maintains and updates the Stormwater Management Plan and the Geographic Information System, (G.I.S.), for the Town of Ogden. We are committed to public safety and providing the highest level of service to the community. Maintaining open lines of communication with our residents helps us to further obtain these goals. Please call our office at any time with your individual concerns.
Documents sorted by SEQ in Ascending Order within category
Daniel S. Wolf, Highway Superintendent & Commissioner of Public Works
Stormwater Public Contact
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 3:30 PM
Phone: (585) 617-6160
Fax: (585) 352-2133
Email: highway@ogdenny.com
highway department updates:
LEAF PICK UP UPDATE FOR OGDEN RESIDENTS!
We appreciate your patience as our highway crews maneuver the new leaf vacuuming service. We will post a set schedule as soon as we determine the most efficient method to serve the residents of Ogden in all four quadrants. Rules for the new leaf pick up process are listed below.
*Please rake leaves to the edge of your property and NOT in the roadway.
*Please don't rake leaves into any drainage ditches as this could obstruct the flow of water.
*Only leaves should be raked into the piles to be vacuumed. No other materials, debris, sticks, etc., should be placed into the piles as this could potentially cause damage to our equipment or harm to our employees.
*Please don't rake leaves into drainage grates or catch basins.
*Please don't rake leaves into the gutters.
*Please don't place raked leaves into any containers such as boxes, plastic bags, barrels, cans, etc., as they will not be picked up. Leaves that are placed in biodegradable bags will still be picked up.
*Please don't place raked leaf piles behind any structures or obstacles such as trees, cars, mailboxes, fire hydrants, signs, light poles, etc.
*Leaves that are dropped off at the drop off location must be in biodegrade bags or loose. No other items can be dropped off.
A completed and approved fill dirt permit will now be required to ensure that the dumping of fill in the location requested does not hinder drainage or impact neighboring properties negatively. Fill dirt permits are available in the Building Department and will require engineer approval. *Fill delivery is subject to availability and Highway Superintendent approval.
Container/Roll-Off or Truck rental fees are now $40.00 to cover the cost of fuel and other truck and container/roll-off expenses. Forms can be found below.
The 2023 Brush Schedule, Town Road Work, and County Road Work are currently being updated and will be posted soon.
Mission Statement:
The Highway Department is dedicated to maximizing the efficient use of our resources in the construction and maintenance of the town's infrastructure. This infrastructure includes: residential streets, sidewalks, trees located in the right-of-way, the stormwater conveyance system, and sanitary sewer systems. The Highway Department is also responsible for the planning and execution of capital improvements to preserve and enhance this infrastructure with the ultimate objective of maintaining property values and creating a safe and high-quality environment for town residents and businesses. The Highway Department maintains and updates the Stormwater Management Plan and the Geographic Information System, (G.I.S.), for the Town of Ogden. We are committed to public safety and providing the highest level of service to the community. Maintaining open lines of communication with our residents helps us to further obtain these goals. Please call our office at any time with your individual concerns.
- FORMS
- GENERAL INFORMATION
- MAPS
- RESIDENT SERVICES
- All Services Offered
- 2023 Brush, Stump, & Bagged Leaf Pickup Schedule
- Brush, Stump, & Bagged Leaf Pickup Rules
- Composting Information
- Concrete Waste Pickup
- Leaf Pickup Guidelines
- Mulch Availability
- ROAD PROJECTS
- 2023 County Road Projects
- 2023 Town Road Projects
- Lawn Repairs
- Mailbox Damage/Repairs & Other Information
- SNOW & ICE
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
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WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE A STORMWATER CONCERN- If you live in the Town of Ogden and you have a stormwater concern or complaint you should call our office at 585-617-6160. Our office wants to help in any way we can. Please make sure to call with any questions, issues, or concerns that you might have.
- STORMWATER MANAGEMENT- Established in 2000, the Monroe County Stormwater Coalition is composed of 29 municipal members working together to reduce stormwater pollution. By collaborating, Coalition members are able to comply with state and federal regulations and improve water quality in a unified cost-effective manner.
- STORMWATER EDUCATION- Most people don't know they are living in a watershed. Every drop of precipitation that falls in Monroe County will eventually end up in a nearby waterbody. Stormwater runoff occurs when water from rain or snowmelt flows over the ground and is prevented from soaking into the ground naturally because of impervious surfaces such as driveways, sidewalks, and streets. As it flows, this water picks up debris and other pollutants that can have an adverse effect on water quality. Most suburban storm sewer systems discharge directly into the waterbodies we use for swimming, fishing, and drinking water. Polluted runoff is one of the nation's greatest threats to clean water.
- EFFECTS OF POLLUTION
- Sediment picked up by runoff can impact aquatic habitats.
- Bacteria can enter swimming areas, create health hazards, and lead to beach closures.
- Debris washed into waterbodies can harm aquatic life such as ducks, fish, turtles, and birds.
- Household hazardous waste such as pesticides, insecticides, paint solvents, and auto fluids can also impact aquatic life. Animals and people can them become sick from eating contaminated fish or ingesting impacted water.
- Stormwater runoff can also impact drinking water sources. This can raise the cost of water of treatment, and can affect human health.
- STORMWATER COALITION JOINT ANNUAL REPORT- The Coalition's Joint Annual Report includes compliance activities that were accomplished during the reporting period and performance measures to evaluate overall effectiveness of each minimum control measure. Reportable activities specific to each coalition member may be obtained from the individual municipality. The public is encouraged to review these materials and provide comments to the Coalition staff or their respective member representative.
- STORMWATER DOCUMENTS & RESOURCE LINKS
- 2021-2022 Town of Ogden MS4 Report
- 2020-2021 Town of Ogden MS4 Report
- 2019-2020 Town of Ogden MS4 Report
- Do-It-Yourself Rain Barrel
- Do-It-Yourself Rain Garden
- EPA- Environmental Protection Agency
- Glossary of Terms
- Larry The H20 Hero
- Monroe County Soil & Water District
- NYS Composting Regulations
- NYSDEC- Department of Environmental Conservation
- Stormwater Coalition of Monroe County
- RESOURCE LINKS