Staff Directory

Ambulance

Reay Mahler

Ambulance Administrator

518-622-3120

Ext. 131

Animal Control

Brian Feml

Animal Control

518-947-1198

Assessor

Janice Hull

Sole Assessor

518-622-3120

Ext. 105

Carol McBride

Assessors Clerk

518-622-3120

Ext. 106

Building & Code Enforcement Office

Stacy Sprague

Code Enforcement Officer

518-622-3120

Ext. 253

Richard Hilgendorff

Building Inspector

518-622-3120

Ext. 109

Kyrie Fielder

Clerk

518-622-3120

Ext. 108

Robert Fritze

Zoning Officer

(518) 622-3120

Ext. 121

Fire Departments

Ray Feml

Chief - Cairo

518-622-3112

Eric Kuever

Chief - Round Top

518-622-9509

Library

Debra Kamecke

Director

518-622-9864

Parks & Recreation

Hunter Sprague

Supervisor Parks, Buildings, & Grounds

518-947-8455

Kimberly Weiss

Clerk to the Supervisor

518-622-3120

Ext. 114

Janet A. McKeon

Director of Summer Recreation

Police Department

Richard Busch

Sergeant & Officer-in-Charge

518-622-2324

Supervisor

Jason Watts

Town Supervisor

518-622-3120

Ext. 113

Kimberly Weiss

Clerk to the Supervisor

518-622-3120

Ext. 114

Johanna Halvorsen

Bookkeeper

518-622-3120

Ext. 115

Tax Collector

Susan B. Hilgendorff

Tax Collector

518-622-3120

Ext. 110

Linda Kuever

Deputy Tax Collector

Town Clerk

Kayla McAlister

Town Clerk

518-622-3120

Ext. 101

Kathy Rockefeller

First Deputy Clerk

518-622-3120

Ext. 102

Michele Hobart

Deputy Clerk

518-622-3120

Ext. 102

Town Court

Kathleen A Costanzo

Senior Court Clerk

518-622-3388

Ext. 251

Christine Julig

Deputy Court Clerk

518-622-3388

Ext. 251

Water & Sewer Department

Joe Myers

Water & Sewer Superintendent

518-622-3120

Ext. 111

Joe Myers

Chief Wastewater Operator

518-263-4333

Brina Halvorsen

Water & Sewer Clerk

518-622-3120

Ext. 115

Did you know...

Cairo is home to the oldest geologic site in the world, with evidence of a prehistoric forest dating back roughly 387 million years. In 2012, an archaeological dig at a stone quarry on town property discovered the remains of some of the earliest trees to evolve. These Devonian period fossil root systems form the footprint of an ancient stand of trees belonging to the world’s oldest known forest. Evidence of an extinct, palm-like tree named cladoxylopsid was discovered, as well as conifer relative (archaeopteris) that may be the missing link between trees that reproduce with spores (like ferns) and the seed bearing trees we know today.

(Photo from: Claude Haton.)