Village & Town Taxes in New York State seem to always be increasing. How can we get the best value for money for the towns and villages along the Erie Canal? The NY Government Reorganization & Citizen Empowerment Act may have the Answer.

Open to Members & Guests, for Q&A regarding the Erie Canal Neighbors Association or the Erie Canal Safety Programs Please read the Welcome to the ECNA Post on how to conduct yourself in this public forum. Welcome all, let's start the discussion.

Moderators: Michael Caswell, Doug K

The ECNA will respond to arguments supported by Facebook Opposition and expose GROUPS like Stop the Canal Clear-cut for what they are; misrepresenters of the truth, with little to no scientific support their conspiracy theories We will refute all claims made by the STCC that are NOT based or supported by scientific facts... always. Fighting against Public Safety projects in our community must stop, join the discussion.

Moderators: Michael Caswell, Doug K

This Board is for Public Notifications issued via The NY Power Authority, the NY Canal Corporation, as well as the NYS Dept of Environmental Conservation This information is also available from other the NYS Agency Webpages Facebook, and YouTube Video websites, as well as the Erie Canal National Heritage Corridor

Moderator: Doug K

The NY Canal Corporation is starting a new program & approach to Embankment Dam Remediation along the 335 mile Erie Canal main waterway. This is a follow on to the EERP project that will include Eastern Monroe County and all counties EAST to the Hudson River. Future Embankment Repair work will fall under this new Embankment Integrity Program

Moderators: Michael Caswell, Doug K

This board will be dedicated to the ongoing discussion of how the Reimagine the Canals effort will transform the old NY Barge Canal into a 21st Century NY State recreation destination. Future forum boards may be added for discussion on kayak accessibility, public greenspace creation, and redesign of current canal structures to create a more inviting atmosphere for all canal users

Moderator: Michael Caswell

Forum board for all information, science, rules & regulations on Embankment Dams from the NY DEC, US Army Corp of Engineers, FEMA, Association of State Dam Safety Officials (ASDSO), NY Power Authority, NY Canal Corporation and many more Look here for all things related to Embankment Dams and the Erie Canal Waterway.

Moderator: Doug K

These are member only boards specific to Erie Canal Neighbor's who are also property owners living along the canal waterway system. If you can see the canal or it's in your physical neighborhood you may want to take a look here for common issues & common solutions.

Moderators: Michael Caswell, Doug K

This is where you will find discussion boards dedicated to the NY Parks & Trails Erie Canal Adoption Program. Each ECT section (Erie Canal Trail) will have it's own folder for volunteers... like the Oxbow Loop or Brockport section of the Erie Canal Trail.

Moderators: Michael Caswell, Doug K

Our Forum Board to share progress & pictures, issues or stories of the Erie Canal. They can be past stories or images, or maybe tales from Today. If you want to share your own stories about your experiences with Canal Embankment Remediation work as it heads from Buffalo to Albany, this is a good place to discuss issues & solutions.

Moderators: Michael Caswell, Doug K

This is a "local" forum board, open to members & guests, for the Town of Perinton & Village of Fairport, to discuss various topics of interest; like safer Canal Embankments and how the Erie Canal will change to insure the canal is here for the next 100 years. Come join the Discussion

Moderator: Michael Caswell

A new Forum Board, dedicated to educating Canal Neighbors & the general Community to the issues with unsafe earthen canal embankments in their Towns, Villages, and Community

Moderators: Michael Caswell, Doug K

A new Forum Discussion Board for those living along the Seneca River including those parts of the RIVER have been "reimagined" as now part of the NYS Erie Canal System. Discussion will range from control of perennial flooding issues to the ever increasing need to battle many invasive species

Moderators: Michael Caswell, Doug K