SETTLED IN 1806

​Franklinville is located on New York State Route 16 approximately 50 miles south of Buffalo, New York. We are nestled in the foothills of the Allegany Mountains. Our town was first settled around 1806, first settled by Joseph McClure. The Town of Franklinville was established in 1824 from the Town of Olean. Our Village was incorporated in 1874. The central core of our village is on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Local Links

• Franklinville Central School
• Cattaraugus County
• Visit Cattaraugus County
• New York State
• Southern Tier West
• Cattaraugus County Airport
• Blount Library
• Mount Prospect Cemetery

VILLAGE NEWSLETTER

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Announcements

• 2021 Standard Work Day Reporting Resolution
• The Town of Franklinville is looking for a Board of Assessment Review Chairman​
• NEW YORK STATE DOG LAW
  New York state law requires that dogs older than 4 months of age be licensed. If your dog or dogs are not currently licensed, see the Town Clerk to obtain licensing. If you no longer have a licensed dog, please notify the Town Clerk to ensure you are not notified to license in the future. By local law, ALL DOGS must be leashed in the Village and Town of Franklinville.​
• Renew Your Dog License Online
  This will only work if your rabies is up-to-date.  If your rabies needs to be renewed, you will have to proceed as normal.  You can find your dog by ID number and pay with your credit card.

• ​​​2021 Final Assessment Roll

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