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This resolution commemorates the 225th anniversary of the Town of Redfield, New York, highlighting its historical significance and contributions to the state. The resolution notes that Redfield was incorporated in 1800 as the second town in what would become Oswego County, named after Frederick Redfield who purchased land in the area. It emphasizes the town's importance in agriculture and lumbering, particularly its productive lands near the Salmon River, and mentions its unique geographical characteristic of being located in the lake effect snowbelt, where it once recorded 141 inches of snow in 10 days in February 2007. The resolution celebrates Redfield's enduring community spirit, recognizing it as a beautiful place to live and raise a family, and officially pauses to acknowledge the town's 225-year history. The document concludes by resolving to transmit an engrossed copy of the resolution to the Town of Redfield, symbolically honoring its ongoing role in the life of New York State.

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https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/J60