On behalf of the Town of Stillwater and the Stillwater Town Board, I would like to welcome you to our website. Stillwater was founded in 1788 and is a scenic community with a current population of over 9,500 residents. Stillwater offers the “best of everything”. We are a growing community with an excellent educational institution, friendly neighborhoods, numerous historical sites, trails, parks, restaurants and of course, Brown’s Beach.
I hope you find our website informative, user friendly and convenient. It is constantly being updated and improved and is intended to be your source to obtain useful information about Town Programs, Town Meetings agendas and minutes, Committee Meetings, Town Forms and more. As always, if we can be of service to you, please feel free to contact me personally or a member of our Town Team.  E-mail: Ekinowski@townofstillwaterny.gov or call: 518-466-1901.
7/19/26 @ 4pm: the Boil Water Advisory is now lifted. All Clear. Â
Town of Stillwater Water Advisories
Hello Residents. Our Town and Village experienced a Boil Water Advisory late Friday night on 17 July. The advisory affected all water customers using Saratoga County Water. It did not affect Private Company users such as Saratoga Glen Hollow, the former Saratoga Water Service, now owned by the Town of Malta or a few homes on State Route 67 receiving Mechanicville Water.
Our Town and Village services distribute water from Saratoga County water Authority.  Advisories are announced to our customers as needed. The advisories can be sent out by both Saratoga County Emergency Management and your local Municipality using a combination of (Reverse 911, area news stations, local Facebook, and or local municipal Web sites).
Boil Water Advisories can last up to 2 or more days and are regulated by the Department of Health.
Our Town has issued a number of past advisories due to infrastructure breaks. They are usually small local areas and notice is  delivered to each affected customer when possible. Private companies are required to follow same DOH procedures. These problems can and do happen at any hour of any day. The County infrastructure can experience similar issues affecting a much larger customer base. Notification in these instances is more difficult and thus many sources are used.
Our Town residents receive water services from 4 different providers thus making it difficult to provide accurate advisory notices that often reach outside the affected areas. This can create confusion if a resident is not aware of their provider. Please check your water bill to identify your water source.
We thank you for your patience as we work through this together.
UPDATED TRAVEL ADVISORY ALTERNATING LANE CLOSURES ALONG STATE ROUTE 4 IN STILLWATER
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