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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.

Notice from Saratoga County to Town of Stillwater. Stillwater is under a boil water effective 7/17/26 @ 9pm until further notice. 

This is the latest from Saratoga County Water Authority (SCWA):

The contractor finished the repairs of the pipe around 9pm.  When we went to turn the pressure back on a second hole was found in the pipe around 20 feet away.  As a result, we had to start the entire process over again.  It took several hours to dewater the pipeline, then additional time to make repairs and start up the wtp, etc.  The system came back online at 3 am.  There is still about a days worth of restoration work that will be required.   We are now operating at normal conditions but with a boil water advisory.

UPDATED TRAVEL ADVISORY ALTERNATING LANE CLOSURES ALONG STATE ROUTE 4 IN STILLWATER

The New York State Department of Transportation is advising motorists to expect alternating lane closures along State Route 4 between Ferry Lane and State Route 32 in the Village of Stillwater, Saratoga County, weekdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., beginning Wednesday, July 15, through Friday, August 28, to facilitate pavement resurfacing. Flaggers will control alternating traffic flow through the open lane.
Motorists should anticipate travel delays and build extra travel time into their schedule. Construction activities are weather dependent and subject to change based on conditions.
Lives are on the line; slow down and move over for highway workers!
SCOTT COOK
Public Information Specialist | Capital Region
New York State Department of Transportation

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