The Town of Inlet will be hosting a field trip to the Orleans/Alexandria & West Windsor Sequential Batch Reactor on Wednesday, September 8th.  They will be leaving the parking lot at the Inlet Town Hall at 8:00am.  This plant is similar to the one being proposed for the town.  All interested parties are urged to attend!  Contact Adele at 315-357-5501 info@inletny.com or Patty at 315-357-5771 clerk@inletny.com.

Click on the Subdivision link on the left to read the proposed Subdivision Regulations.

Click on the Inlet Channel link on the left to read the documents concerning the easment along the Inlet Channel.

Click on the Budget link on the left to see the 2010 budget for the Town of Inlet.

Click the APA Map link on the left to view a map of the Proposed APA Land Classification Changes

Click on the Inlet's Master Plan link on the left to view a copy of the Draft Master Plan Updated November 4, 2009

Click on the LWRP link on the left to see proposed plans for Arrowhead Park

The Town of Inlet, located in Hamilton County in the west-central Adirondack Mountains, is situated along the Route 28 corridor of New York State’s six million acre Adirondack Park.  Inlet encompasses approximately 66.4 square miles at its longest north to south distance.

Inlet’s abundance of natural features contributes to the strong rustic and natural character of this Adirondack hamlet.  It is considered a gateway to a more primitive and pristine portion of the Adirondack Park and has been characterized as one of the “Adirondack Wilderness Outposts” by an Adirondack Park Association report.  Inlet, as a township and a hamlet, is predominantly a tourist destination summer through winter months.  As such, the hamlet offers visitors lodging, dining, shopping, recreational equipment sales, rentals and services.  Other businesses such as the hardware store(s), convenience store/gas station, laundromat, movie theater, grocery store, liquor store, insurance/real estate business, Adirondack furnishings store, and a marina offer tourists, seasonal residents, and year round residents a variety of products and services.  Outside of the hamlet boundaries are several other restaurants, lodging, and marinas, most of which are on or near one of the lakes within the Fulton Chain of Lakes.  A number of these businesses, however, operate only summer and fall months during the peak tourist seasons.

The hamlet also includes three churches, the post office and a public library.  The Town Governmental Offices, the Information Office, the Police Department, the Justice Quarters, and a Senior Center are housed within the Inlet Town Hall, adjacent to Arrowhead Park.  Arrowhead Park, located downtown, and Fern Park, located within easy walking distance of downtown, offer a variety of recreational facilities and host numerous local events.  The vast majority of the hamlet is comprised of commercial and public structures, with residences falling at either end of the downtown area along Route 28.  Seasonal and year round residences are found primarily along this route, the shores of Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, and Limekiln Lakes, with scattered residences elsewhere along Fifth Lake, Uncas Road, South Shore Road, Loomis Road, Gilbert Road, Sixth Lake Road, Deerwood Drive, Limekiln Road, Parkhurst Road, and Seventh Lake Road.