The Village of Delhi website contains links to village services, a directory of village officials, departments, committees, documents, and a calendar of village government meetings and events. We're here to help!
Village Hall is located at 9 Court Street, Delhi NY.
Office hours are 9 am - 4 pm, Monday through Friday. Should our office be closed, there is a drop box available for your convenience.
Village business can be completed by phone (607-746-2258), email (clerk@villageofdelhi.com), or regular mail.
- Clerk's Office: (607)746-2258
- Village Police: (607)746-2249
- Village Street Department: (607)746-2257
- Police & Fire Emergency: 911
- Delaware County DMV: (607)832-5222
- Delaware County Office for the Aging: (607)832-5222
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Fuel Bids Notice
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Village of Delhi is accepting bids for June 1, 2026 through May 31, 2027:
Item #1: Heating Oil – Price delivered to Delhi Village Hall and Wastewater Treatment Plant. Bid will be a fixed price; any/all fees must be included.
Item #2: Kerosene – Price delivered to Delhi Village Hall and Wastewater Treatment Plant. Bid will be a fixed price; any/all fees must be included.
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Petticoat Junction? February 2026 Old Delhi Yarn by Marianne Greenfield
Do you remember the television show, “Petticoat Junction”? I’m sure you never thought it had anything to do with Delhi. It’s not what you think. Delhi has been the home of many industrious, intelligent, and artistic women.
This yarn will feature just a few of them.
Jennie (Curtis) Cannon ( 1855-1929)
Jennie (Curtis) Cannon married Henry White Cannon in 1879. Henry was related to the Cannon family who founded Cannonsville, NY. They lived in… Read More
January 2026 - An Old Delhi Yarn by Marianne Greenfield
I took a short leave of absence from Delhi history due to a tick bite infection. I encourage everyone who spends time in cemeteries, or anywhere outdoors, to take precautions. Use insect and tick repellent and wear appropriate clothes and shoes. It was not fun.
I’ve been thinking about the Old Delhi Burying Ground and the Delhi residents buried there. I’m already looking forward to working in Old Delhi again this spring. I haven’t found, and don’t know if one exists… Read More
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Climate Smart Task Force
The Village of Delhi has recently formed a Climate Smart Task Force, as part of New York State’s Climate Smart Communities (CSC) program. The purpose of the task force is to plan and implement actions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve community resilience to the worsening impacts of climate change.