Welcome to the Town of Fenner
Formerly called Fenners Corners, the area was settled around 1795 and the The Town of Fenner was formed in 1823. It lies northwest of the
center of the county and is bounded to the north by Lincoln and Sullivan, east by Smithfield, south by Nelson, and west by Cazenovia. From the ancient rock formations of Chittenango Falls to the high technology of the Fenner Wind Farm, the Town of Fenner has a lot to offer, the vision of the Town of Fenner is to grow a sense of community, unity, acceptance for all our residents.
The purpose of this web site is to help better service town residents, keep up with latest News & Events for the Town of Fenner
Formerly called Fenners Corners, the area was settled around 1795 and the The Town of Fenner was formed in 1823. It lies northwest of the
center of the county and is bounded to the north by Lincoln and Sullivan, east by Smithfield, south by Nelson, and west by Cazenovia. From the ancient rock formations of Chittenango Falls to the high technology of the Fenner Wind Farm, the Town of Fenner has a lot to offer, the vision of the Town of Fenner is to grow a sense of community, unity, acceptance for all our residents.
The purpose of this web site is to help better service town residents, keep up with latest News & Events for the Town of Fenner
Madison County's 2025 calendar is now available for purchase
Calendars can be purchased at the County Office building in the Board of Supervisors Office for $5 or you can call and get a copy shipped to you by calling 315-366-2201 or email [email protected].
Fun Facts About THE UPCOMING HOLIDAY
3 billion Christmas cards are sent in the U.S. each year.
The eight tiny reindeer have had lots of names Rudolph was almost named Rollo or Reginald and his crew also had lots of other names. They've previously been called Flossie, Glossie, Racer, Pacer, Scratcher, Feckless, Ready, Steady and Fireball.
Americans spend nearly $1,000 a year on gifts.
Looking for any Town of FENNER Resident that is a Ham Radio Operator
if so please call the Town office
Town Clerk, Kelli Stone or Daria Miller are in the office Wednesday's 4-7 or by appointment, please call 315 655 2705 with questions.
Town Supervisor, David Jones 315 655 2859
Highway Superintendent, Robbie Conklin 315 750 6720
Code Enforcement, Jeff Edgarton [email protected]
Dog Control Officer, Jason Driscoll 315 727 8675
Stop in and register your Dog, if you haven't already!
It's the Law
All dogs in Madison County must be licensed at 4 months of age.
Please remember its getting colder outside please make sure your four-legged family has shelter or are brought inside!!!!
Dog Control Officer:
Jason Driscoll -
315 727-8675
