Town, village work toward relocating police department

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T he town and village have agreed to a contract that lays the groundwork for the police department’s relocation to the Whitehall Municipal Center.

The two sides have been working on a contract for the past few months and Mayor Peter Telisky and Supervisor George Armstrong have each applied their John Hancock to the document in the last two weeks.

The agreement designates a 31 x 39 foot space (1,209 square feet) on the building’s northern-most end that would be used for [...]

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