Town of Lorraine

  

 

The Town of Lorraine, the middle of the three southernmost towns of Jefferson County, is about six miles square. Oswego County forms its southern border. On the west is Ellisburgh, north are Adams and Rodman, west is Worth, which was part of Lorraine until 1848. Settlement began in Lorraine while it was still part of the town of Mexico, Oneida County. On March 24, 1804, the legislature created several towns, of which Malta was one, but since Saratoga County already had a Town of Malta, the name soon changed to the present Lorraine. Lorraine was noted for its many gorges, and the elevation as well as the cheaper land prices brought many settlers within its borders.

Town Dignitaries

Town Supervisor ~ Vince Moore vincem.moore@gmail.com
315.232.4123

Town Clerk ~ Debra LaRock
ddlarock@aol.com
315.232.4676

Town Historian ~ Arlene Moore
amoore46@twcny.rr.com
315.232.2707

Fire Chief ~ Mark Shelmidine
Lorrainefire@centralny.twcbc.com
315.232.2601

Tax Assessor ~ Pete Rogers

Town Judge ~ Eric Sheldon
315.232.2548

Health Officer ~ Tom Boxberger

315-232-2639

Town of Lorraine Councilmen

David Johnson

Jospeh Waslewski

Lynn Burnham

Highway Supervisor~

Carl Dealing
Lorrainehighwaydepartment@yahoo.com