Town of Newfield

The Town of Newfield is a local municipality, not a U.S. nonprofit organization, located in New York. It is organized under a town government structure, which includes a supervisor, clerk, and other officials who manage various aspects of the community.

Government Structure

• Town Supervisor: Oversees the overall administration of the town.
• Town Clerk: Responsible for maintaining official town records and facilitating day-to-day operations.
• Town Board Members: Elected representatives who make decisions on town policies and budgets.

Community Involvement

The town encourages active participation from its residents through various committees. These committees allow citizens to contribute their time and insights to local government initiatives. The town also hosts public meetings and hearings to gather input from the community on important decisions.

Community Organizations

There are several community organizations within the town, such as the Newfield Community Good Neighbor Fund, which supports local residents in need. These organizations often rely on volunteer efforts to achieve their goals.

Public Services

The town provides essential services like recreation programs, highway maintenance, and assistance programs for residents who require financial aid for heating or boiler repairs.

Economic and Environmental Initiatives

The town has been involved in discussions about solar projects and their potential impact on local taxes. Public hearings are conducted to address such proposals and gather feedback from the community.

Note: The Town of Newfield is not a nonprofit organization but a local government entity. Therefore, it does not have an EIN (Employer Identification Number) for nonprofit purposes. The EIN 16000293 mentioned does not correspond to available information on the Town of Newfield as a nonprofit.