Government and politics Cayuga Heights, New York

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1 government , politics

1.1 mayors
1.2 fire department
1.3 police department





government , politics

the main governmental body of village of cayuga heights board of trustees. meetings convened mayor or appointed deputy. village offices in marcham hall, stone mansion built granddaughter of ezra cornell


on january 12, 2015, board of trustees of village of cayuga heights unanimously adopted resolution declaring freedom domestic violence fundamental human right.


mayors

frederick g. marcham, 1956 - 1987
ronald anderson, 1988 - 2002
walter lynn, 2003 - 2007
jim gilmore, 2008 - 2012
kate supron, 2012 – may 2016
linda woodard, june 2016 – present

fire department

the cayuga heights fire department founded in 1955 , provides fire, rescue, , als first-response emergency medical services village, areas of town of ithaca, , parts of cornell university. department all-volunteer agency response times averaging under 3 minutes. due department s dedicated volunteers, innovative , highly successful bunker program allows 7-8 firefighter/emt s live in second floor dormitory , provide duty shifts in exchange room in station. unlike conventional membership recruiting/acceptance methods, department recruits , restricts new member acceptance bi-annual recruit classes in tandem academic semesters. result, many firefighters cornell students.


the department s current home, ronald e. anderson fire station, built in 2000 , named after then-mayor. (the fire company technically 501(c)3 non-profit independent of village, allows sponsor annual fundraising drives.)


police department

the cayuga heights police department small department consisting of chief, sergeant, 4 full-time officers, clerk, , several part-time officers , school crossing guards.








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