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The Village Clerk’s Office is open Monday through Friday mornings from 8-12pm and Mon/Wed from 1-4pm.  Closed on Tues/Thurs/Fri 1-4pm

Regular Monthly Meetings are now held at 6:30pm the second Tuesday of the month.

Any questions can be sent to the village clerk through the “Contact Us” section of the website.

NEWS & UPDATES:

June 2, 2025

Update: Demolition of the Mill Site Commenced at 7:00 AM

Demolition of the Mill Site officially began at 7:00 AM this morning as part of ongoing efforts to enhance community safety by the Owner of the property and his team. We would like to thank the Owner and Team for their committed support during this time.  This marks a significant step forward in addressing long-standing concerns and ensuring the site no longer poses a hazard to local residents. Crews are on-site and following all safety and environmental protocols throughout the process.

Further updates will be provided as work progresses.

Mayor

Corey Helwig

June 1, 2025

Yesterday was a somber day in our quaint village in upstate New York. Thankfully, it wasn’t a tragedy involving loss of life or injury. Rather, it marked the swift demise of a historic pillar in our village. The mill has a rich history in our village, providing jobs for our residents until its sudden closure. Following multiple failed attempts to rehabilitate the site, an alternative approach was being pursued. Starting at 7am tomorrow, demolition of the site will commence. The giant structure that stood tall in our village will be razed. The mill’s history and impact on our village will continue to be an integral part of the fabric that makes us who we are. Yesterday’s events demonstrated that when tragedy strikes, a genuine sense of community emerges. With residents directing traffic, multiple individuals providing food, and over 100 firefighters assisting in the incident, it was truly remarkable. First responders are the backbone of our community, and I extend my sincerest gratitude to them for their tireless efforts, not only during this incident but also for the countless hours spent training and preparing for any potential issues. The Village of Victory, a small village of 600 residents named after our victory in the Battle of Saratoga, is a tight-knit community with strong family ties and a profound sense of community. Thank you for all your support.

Mayor

Corey Helwig

 

May 31st, 2025

We have experienced a major fire at the mill site, as many of you know. The fire department has performed outstandingly, working tirelessly to contain the blaze. The Village is currently focusing on ensuring public safety and mitigating potential hazards. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Village residents, business owners, and neighboring communities for their invaluable support. Please find alternate routes as the fire department will be on scene for an extended period. Let us keep our first responders in our thoughts as they work around the clock to bring the incident under control.

Mayor

Corey Helwig

 

CHECK OUT OUR NEW FACEBOOK COMMUNITY PAGE! Village of Victory Community Page

Village of Victory recognizes the month of May as Beautification Month!

ELECTRONICS DROP LOCATION! Clifton Park Transfer Station

 

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Saratoga Monument

The Saratoga Monument – October 17, 1877: cornerstone laid

The Village Clerk’s Office is located at 23 Pine Street, as well as the village hall and village fire house.

Village Clerk’s Office Hours:
Monday through Friday

Monday 8am-12pm & 1-4pm

Tuesday 8am- 12pm

Wednesday 8am-12pm & 1-4pm

Thursday 8am- 12pm

Friday 8am- 12pm