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200 Bolivar Rd
Wellsville, NY 14895
+1 (585) 593-1850

The Village of Wellsville, located in Wellsville, NY, has been providing essential services to its residents since 1857. From ensuring public security and safety to maintaining local laws and records, the municipality takes pride in its role in the community. Additionally, the village offers low-cost electric, water, refuse, and sewer services, contributing to the fabric of the community and preserving its small-town charm while adding the vibrancy of a larger community.

With a picturesque countryside serving as a backdrop, Wellsville boasts notable landmarks like the David A. Howe Public Library and Pink House. The village also hosts anticipated events such as the Wellsville Balloon Rally and Lion's Club Trout Derby, creating a nostalgic and family-friendly environment that reflects the charm of bygone times. Wellsville is dedicated to preserving this unique atmosphere and considers it a privilege to contribute to the community's well-being.

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