New York Senate Resolution 36 commemorates the 135th Anniversary of the Village of Poland, New York.

New York Senate Resolution 36 commemorates the 135th Anniversary of the Village of Poland, New York, recognizing its distinguished history and contributions to the state. The resolution highlights the village's incorporation in 1890, its unique name, and its role in providing quality of life for its residents. It also notes the village's natural beauty, historical sites, and the Poland Volunteer Fire Company, which has the largest fire protection district in New York State. The resolution resolves to honor the village and sends a copy of the resolution to the Village of Poland.

New York Senate Resolution 36 commemorates the 135th Anniversary of the Village of Poland, New York.

New York Senate Resolution 36 commemorates the 135th Anniversary of the Village of Poland, New York, recognizing its distinguished history and contributions to the state. The resolution highlights the village's incorporation in 1890, its unique name, and its role in providing quality of life for its residents. It also notes the village's natural beauty, historical sites, and the Poland Volunteer Fire Company, which has the largest fire protection district in New York State. The resolution resolves to honor the village and sends a copy of the resolution to the Village of Poland.