Scott C. Gottlieb, Injury Law Attorney

Established in 1791, the Town of Chenango was one of the original settlements within Broome County. It includes the communities of Castle Glen, Kattelville, West Chenango, Castle Creek and Chenango Bridge. The 2000 Census counted the population at 11,454. The town covers an area of more than thirty-four square miles. The third largest town in the county, it nestles on the western shore of the lovely Chenango River. The gracious rolling hills of Chenango River Valley lie to the west.

Five scenic parks grace Chenango Town, including Wolfe Park, which offers eighty-two acres of rugged scenic beauty, including a waterfall and nature trails. Residents enjoy many outdoor activities, including hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Chenango Bridge contains a lovely park equipped with a variety of playing fields and a picnic pavilion. The Chenango Schoolhouse Museum proudly preserves the town’s history in a restored building that had been Kattelville’s original one-room schoolhouse. 

Chenango Bridge residents may choose Binghamton University or Broome Community College for higher education, as well as several other local colleges nearby. The close proximity to Binghamton opens up a wide range of cultural activities to choose from. The Roberson Museum and Science Center, as well as the Discovery Center excite minds, both young and old, while the Ross Park Zoo and Gardens delight animal and plant lovers, both. Renowned orchestras, ballets and theaters round off the entertainment that the thriving metropolis provides. 

Broome County and Binghamton civic leaders look forward to a bright future. They have a defined plan for attracting new business into the region, which includes extensive incentive programs. Residents of Chenango Bridge, New York will reap all the benefits of modern city living, while enjoying the quaint and charming atmosphere of a small town.
 

Scott C. Gottlieb is licensed by the State of New York.