Graham Benton Seiter

This Comprehensive Plan for the Joint Town and Village of Mexico outlines a vision for a thriving, inclusive community that honors its heritage, embraces innovation, and provides a high quality of life for all residents. The plan, designed to serve as a guide for the next decade, focuses on sustainable growth, community enrichment, and economic vitality. Key strategic pillars include: housing development and revitalization, economic development and tourism, environmental protection and resource conservation, accessible transportation infrastructure, good governance and resident engagement, robust community services and infrastructure, and enhanced recreational opportunities.

This document details proposed revisions and additions to the Mexico Town and Village of Mexico Comprehensive Plan 2026. The modifications address formatting, clarification of specific sections, integration of historical and environmental considerations, and enhancements to economic development and tourism strategies, including infrastructure improvements and a parking study. Further revisions involve incorporating regional assets and influences, such as the County's Sewer Plan and the Salmon River Hatchery, and aligning with the Oswego County's Hazard Mitigation Plan, with an overall goal of linking the village and waterfront by trail.

The Mexico Town Board held a public hearing regarding the proposed 2026 Ambulance Contract. The hearing was opened and closed with no public comments received.

The Mexico Town Board held a public hearing for the proposed 2026 budget. The hearing was opened and closed with no public comments received.

The Mexico Town Board held a public hearing regarding the proposed 2026 Fire Department contract. The hearing was opened and closed, but there were no public comments made during the session.