Dryden2045 Public Review Draft released! The Steering Committee has released a Public Review Draft of the Comprehensive Plan Update. Comments on the draft plan can be submitted through the project website through the comment form here; comments will be accepted through March 31, 2022. A public hearing will be held Read more…
Dryden Town Supervisor Jason Leifer says construction will begin in 2022. “We are happy ARC is supporting Dryden Fiber, which will provide residents, educators, and businesses in Dryden with fast, reliable and affordable municipal broadband internet service,” said Leifer. Read more -> whcuradio.com
“Dryden Rail Trail Task Force, with aid from town of Dryden officials and Erdman Anthony of Rochester, is in the process of developing a bridge that will connect two sides of the Rail Trail and hover over Route 13 near the hamlet of Varna.” “However, the bridge project has fueled Read more…
NEW WEBSITE! https://drydenrailtrail.org/ The Dryden Rail Trail now has an official website! The Dryden Rail Trail website provides quick access to other sites and helpful content: You can access the Dryden Rail Trail Task Force home page (where you can click through to the minutes of Task Force meetings or download Read more…
The newest section of the Dryden Rail Trail is officially open. “The newest section of the Dryden Rail Trail is officially open. The section, just short of a half-mile long, includes the railbed running through the Department of Environmental Conservation’s (DEC) Reynolds Game Farm. Because the trail is on state Read more…
Democrats hope to cease divisive discord among Dryden Town residents “While managing Dryden is hard enough on a normal day it is only made harder when there are people actively spreading disinformation over social media to divide the community. This negativity does nothing to help the town discuss issues and Read more…
About Protecting Dryden We believe the Town of Dryden is the best place in Tompkins County to start a business, raise a family, and enjoy the beauty and bounty of Upstate New York. “Protecting Dryden” grew out of the movement to protect the town—especially its roads, surface water, aquifers, and Read more…