The Town of Pittsfield is a mix of hamlets and small communities that intertwine along the western border of Otsego County, sitting at the southern tip of New York's picturesque Mohawk Valley Region. The township extends over 37 square miles and was formed in 1797 from part of the Town of Burlington. For more information about Pittsfield history, please see the Historical Society Page.
Read About Pittsfield's Colorful History
Take a look at some of our Town History published by The Gazette courtesy of the Historical Society. You can read the articles as they become available by visiting the the Historical Society Page.
Town of Pittsfield & Its Boundaries
Click map to enlarge the view or click button below to download a copy of the map (courtesy Otsego County, NY.)
Planning Board Opportunity
  • Do you have an interest in how the Town of Pittsfield develops over the next 5 to 10 years?
  • Are you interested in working towards common community goals to grow Pittsfield's future while retaining its identity?
You may enjoy working on the Planning Board with fellow residents to review and approve local subdivision applications or working on a town project. In any case, it will prove to be a growing experience and offer opportunities to contribute to the Town of Pittsfield's identity.
If you have an interest in serving on the Planning Board, please let us know by contacting
the Town Clerk.
Phone /Fax: (607) 847-9885
Email: [email protected]
Community Opportunity Page
For Pittsfield Residents & Businesses
(Click here for more information)
Reflections of Pittsfield
The remarkable images above depicting Pittsfield's history  were taken from three beautiful Historical Society calendars published in 2003, 2004 and 2005. Copies of the images are available for download from the Historical Society page or by clicking here. More will follow.
Town of Pittsfield News Sign Up
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Town Office Construction
Made possible by JCAP Grant
The construction taking place in the town hall was made possible by a grant from JCAP, which was applied for by the Town Supervisor. The goal of the funds is to increase the safety and security of our court.
JCAP Grant Award
STATE OF NEW YORK  UNIFIED COURT SYSTEM
EMPIRE STATE PLAZA   4 ESP, SUITE 2001
ALBANY, NEW YORK 12223-1450
I am pleased to advise you that the Pittsfield Town Court has been awarded a grant under the 2022-23 cycle of the Justice Court Assistance Program (JCAP).

  • JCAP was established by the New York State Legislature in 1999, at the request of the Unified Court System, to help provide our State's town and village courts with the resources and equipment necessary to fulfill their critical role in our justice system.
Phone /Fax: (607) 847-9885
Office Address
175 State Highway 80
Pittsfield, NY 13411

Mailing Address
PO Box 915, Pittsfield, NY  13411
Important Town News
&
Notices
Standard Workday and Reporting
Resolution #11 202520250115
( Click document above to view/download )
Notice of a 30 Day Period for Inclusion of Land
into Certified Agricultural Districts
( Click document above to view/download )
Board of Assessment  Review Vacancy
When a community is able to participate
in its own Board of Assessment Review,
it allows mindful, local residents the ability to review the taxable value of real property throughout the township.
Protect Your Right To Have
Your Assessment Reviewed Locally
Having local citizens sit on the Board of Assessment Review is a part of ensuring that properties are assessed fairly. As a member of the board, you will participate by hearing tax grievances brought by fellow residents who believe their property has been unfairly evaluated. The Board reads property appraisals and/or other evidence submitted by residents and determines whether or not a submitted complaint meets the criteria for adjustment.
This position requires training and offers compensation
If you have an interest and would like more information, please contact
the Town Supervisor or the Town Clerk:  (607) 847-9885
Links to sources of helpful information about
the tax grievance process.
Otsego County Real Tax Services.
New York State Department of Taxation and Finance.
The Preliminary 2025 Town Budget
now available for viewing
Town of Pittsfield Comprehensive Plan
A Comprehensive Plan has been submitted to
the Town Board for approval.
If you have an interest,
Please attend a Town Board Monthly Meeting.
Meeting Agendas & Minutes
2025
Planning Board Meetings Schedule
6:00 PM on the 1st Tuesday of the month
at the Town Offices located at 175 State Highway 80.
( See exceptions below if any )
Currently there are no exceptions to the schedule.
Planning Board Referendum
Two alternate member Planning Board seats were approved by the Town Board on February 13, 2024 as per Town Law Section 271, Item 15a.  The Planning Board is now composed of 5 regular  member seats and 2 alternate member seats.
It should be noted that the 2 alternate member increase
  • will add no additional tax burden  to town residents.
  • will insure the Town has adequate planning board resources to always meet obligations.
We can always use a hand
If you have an interest in becoming a planning board member, please contact either the Town Supervisor or the Town Clerk.
2025 Town Revaluation Project
Press the link below for news and updates:
In today's world,
Everything is subject to change.
Without a plan, change is inevitable. 
If a community doesn't guide its future, Someone else will.
What do you believe?
We invite you to come to the next Town Board meeting to share your vision for the future of Pittsfield.
Be a Part of the Plan
Licenses now available at the Town Clerk's Office
(607) 847-9885
Telephone number for dog control
Dog Control Officer:  Julie Polulech
Number to call first:  (607) 400-1200.
If unavailable at the above number, call: (607) 544-4151.
Road Work & Driving Safely
Some of you have undoubtedly noticing the road and culvert improvements made by our Highway Department. The roads are uniform, smooth and a comfortable ride. So, it's easy to drive a bit too fast without realizing it. Please drive with reasonable speed and care to protect our residents, their children and their livestock. You also protect yourself. Remember too, that our highway workers are always out there and deserve courtesy and a safe environment.
The Town currently has vacancy's on the Board of Assessment Review, Planning Board and Comprehensive Plan Committee. If you have an interest in participating in our Town Government, please contact  the Town Clerk.

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