Welcome to the Town of ClayAs Supervisor of the Town of Clay, it is my pleasure to welcome you to our community and to discover all that our Town has to offer. The Town of Clay was originally settled in 1791 as part of the Central New York Military Tract and was previously known as West Cicero. It was carved out of the Town of Cicero in 1827 and named after "The Great Compromiser," Henry Clay. Today, the Town of Clay is home to over 60,000 residents, making it the largest town in Onondaga County. We have numerous amenities, from top-notch park systems to access to miles and miles of waterways, to high-quality affordable housing. Our proximity to major interstates, airports and railway systems is distinctive and one of the reasons why Money Magazine named the Town of Clay one of the 100 best places to live in the country. As Supervisor to the Town of Clay, I invite you to explore our website and the many opportunities available to its residents. |
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Damian M. Ulatowski |
Important Notices
There will be NO COURT on 4/16 or 4/30 for Judge Schiano
General | April 15, 2025
Please be advised: There will be NO COURT on 4/16 or 4/30 for Judge Schiano. Please call 315-935-2056 for instruction.
FAQ: Can I have Chickens?
General | April 10, 2025
Per Section 230-20(3)(b) of Town of Clay Zoning In order to legally own, maintain, or harbor chickens you must be Zoned RA-100 and have a five or more acres of land.
Reminder: Brush Collection begins at 6am - Please have your brush out prior to that time
General | March 28, 2025
Brush is now being collected by Chuck-It Haulers. Brush must be put out prior to 6am on your scheduled collection day.
Any brush not out by 6am will be collected the following week.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Join OCRRA's 2025 Earth Day Litter Cleanup!
General | March 4, 2025
Join OCRRA’S 2025 Earth Day Litter Cleanup!
Friday, April 25 & Saturday, April 26, 2025
Looking for a great way to get outside, clean up your community and do your part to Save the World a Little Each Day? OCRRA has…
read moreBlue Bins - One Per Household
Highway | January 14, 2025
For a blue bin, please visit our Highway Department during open hours.
You may pick up one blue bin, per household. Proof of Clay residency is required.
Winter Street Parking Information
Highway | November 18, 2024
Town of Clay Winter Street Parking Information
No parking on town roads from November 1st – April 1st, between midnight and 8am.
Any vehicle parked during those hours will be towed to allow for plowing to continue. For…
read moreTrash Collection and Importance of Covered Trash Containers
Supervisor | October 13, 2023
As a reminder, please be sure your trash containers have lids and the trash is covered at all times, especially during rainy weather. This extra water adds unnecessary weight which can result in an injury to yourself or someone else…
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Town of Clay Success Stories
Upstate University Expands its Services
May 15, 2024
Upstate University Hospital is expanding its services to the north.
Syracuse.com: Could Micron help Clay realize decades-old dream of a waterfront village?
January 24, 2023
Could Micron help Clay realize decades-old dream of a waterfront village?
Breaking Ground: J.W. Didado Electric
October 31, 2022
Wednesday, October 19, 2022 - Members from Onondaga County, the Town of Clay and others gathered on Wednesday to celebrate the groundbreaking of J.W.
Local leaders react to Micron coming to Clay
October 14, 2022
CLAY — For as long as Clay Town Supervisor Damian Ulatowski has served on the town board, local leaders have had a vision for White Pine Commerce Park on Route 31.
Town of Clay recognizes importance of water resources with LWRP
August 8, 2022
The Town of Clay recently received a grant from the New York State Department of State to prepare a plan to advance redevelopment of historic Three Rivers Point.
Town of Clay earns awards & important designations
August 8, 2022
The Town of Clay is proud to be an efficiently run, electorate-driven, and well-operated municipality.
