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Fowler is located in southwest St. Lawrence County and borders the towns of Rossie, Gouverneur, Hermon, Edwards, Pitcairn, and Antwerp. Contact the Town Send the Message Town Clerk 315-287-0045 / 315-287-1408 / 315-244-1421 Supervisor Newvine 315-287-4098 / 315-771-2194 Councilperson Simmons 315-287-4753 / 315-854-5517 Councilperson Andrews 315-287-0587 / 315-771-6623 Councilperson Bishop 315-955-2929 Councilperson Cleveland 315-778-5358 Highway Superintendent Randy Durham 315 222-6797

The WiFi HotSpot at the Fowler Town Hall has been generously provided by the SLC People Project, AFT, NYSUT and the Gouverneur Kiwanis Club. The community is grateful for this support.

The Hamlet of Hailesboro is the home of the Town of Fowler's post office. 13645. Post Office - Hailesboro - 13645 The United States Post Office in Fowler is located in the hamlet of Hailesboro, NY - 13645. The residents of Fowler love their Post Office and have fought to keep it open. It serves the entire community of both permanent and seasonal residents of Fowler. The Post Office is closed on Sundays and holidays. Thank you to our Hailesboro Post Office manager, Ginnie Nichols. PO Box Lobby Hours Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Saturday 8:15 AM - 12:15 PM Retail Window Hours Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Saturday 8:30 AM - 11:45 PM Photo: Rick Newvine 2025 - Flowers courtesy of Linda Bigeral. (September 17, 2025) A highlight of a trip to our Hailesboro Post Office are the beautiful flowers that welcome patrons. They were planted and are maintained by Fowler resident, Linda Bigarel. Thank you, Linda, for your efforts. For those of us who visit the 13645 Post Office, you brighten our day. The residents of Fowler love their Post Office and have fought to keep the Hailesboro office open. It serves the entire community of both permanent and seasonal residents of Fowler. Thank you to our Hailesboro Post Office manager, Ginnie Nichols and all the others who staff the office.

Use a credit card to pay Town of Fowler Taxes/Fees Use Your Credit Card to Pay Fees & Property Tax at the Clerk's Office or by Phone. Examples: DEC Licenses, Dog Licenses, Kennel Fees, Building Permits, all Certificates, Transcripts, Cemetery Lots A per transaction service fee of $1.50 minimum will be charged by the payment processing company. If you would like to pay your property tax either in full, or make a partial payment by credit card, you can do this at the Town Clerk's office in person, or by phone. A minimum fee of $3.00 or 2.65% will be charged by the payment processing company. 315-287-0045 Pay Property Taxes Online Pay Your Taxes Online The button will take you to taxlookup.net/fowler/2020 . The red "Pay Your Taxes Online" button, above, will take you to Fowler's tax records. Once you enter your property information, you will be taken to the tax history/bill. Then look for the "Proceed to Payment" button. If no payment is due, you will not see this button. NOTE: If paying property tax online, you must pay the full amount.

Fowler is located in southwest St. Lawrence County and borders the towns of Rossie, Gouverneur, Hermon, Edwards, Pitcairn, and Antwerp. Fowler Planning Board The Planning Board consists of five Fowler residents Chairman Stephen Gale, Dan Kingsley, Roger Refici, Vicky Cappellino, and John Walsh, who was appointed to the planning board in January of 2024 to replace newly elected Town Councilmember Leo Knight Jr. There are no zoning laws in the Town of Fowler. The Planning Board makes its decisions and submits them to the Town Board according to the Town’s Land Use Law. You may view a hard copy of the Land Use Law at the Town Clerk’s Office. Or you may view or print the Land Use Law from our website: www.fowlerny.com. Planning Board meetings are held, when necessary, in the Fowler Town Hall. Meetings are advertised in the local newspaper and on the Town of Fowler website.

Fowler is located in southwest St. Lawrence County and borders the towns of Rossie, Gouverneur, Hermon, Edwards, Pitcairn, and Antwerp. Town of Fowler Historian The Historian’s Office is located upstairs in the Fowler Town Hall. Historian Karen Simmons is in the office on Thursdays from 1-4 PM or any time by appointment by calling (315) 287-4753 or (315) 854-5517. If you are researching ancestors and/or working on your family genealogy, contact the Historian's office as she has records on hand that may assist you in your search. She was able to confirm 28 names of people from the Town of Fowler who were in the Korean Conflict, and had their names engraved on a plaque. The plaque is hanging in our Town Hall alongside the existing plaques from the Civil War, World War I, and World War II. The following passage is from Pages from the Sketch Book of a Town Historian: Fowler 1807-1957, compiled by Helen Scott Cunningham. The early story of the Town of Fowler does not open solely with the usual pioneer picture of stern-faced men and nervous-eyed women with a few children and chickens, blankets and pots in a cumbersome wagon being dragged through trackless forests and unbridged streams to find a site where they could fell some trees and hew out a rude cabin. Instead Fowler’s beginnings were marked by romance as well as adventure, wealth as well as a struggle for existence, a mansion alongside a shanty. The traditional ox-cart may have arrived too, as settlers from Vermont and the Mohawk valley trickled in seeking a home and livelihood in the abundant forests and from the rich soil of this newly opened land of Killarney. This region, along with its neighboring towns, seems to have been a debatable ground between the Iroquois Confederacy and the Huron and Algonquian Nations of Canada and was probably never occupied for any considerable time by either. It was common hunting and fishing ground but extremely dangerous to either party for the two confederacies were ever at war with each other and bloody encounters were sure to follow should two rival hunting parties meet. So when in the division of the Great Tract, so called, near the turn of the century, Killarney (or Township No. 7) fell to the share of Robert Gilchrist and Theodosius Fowler, the history of the Town of Fowler begins.

Fowler is located in southwest St. Lawrence County and borders the towns of Rossie, Gouverneur, Hermon, Edwards, Pitcairn, and Antwerp. Highway Department Please be advised that Nelson Bice will be the acting Superintendent of Highways in Fowler effective Monday February 9, 2026. Nelson has 27 years experience that will serve us well. To reach the Highway department call (315) 286-8664 or call Nelson on his cell (315)854-4580. The Fowler Town Board The Town of Fowler maintains 56.25 Miles of Town Roads. In the winter months the town plows 73.75 miles of roads which includes County Route 22 and County Route 24. The Highway Department building phone number is 315-287-0045 Ext 105. The highway cell phone number is 315-286-8664, which is forwarded to my personal cell phone, so I am easy to contact. We appreciate everyone’s patience this past year during our busy 2025 construction season. We have been steadily working on my goal of upgrading the Town roads and equipment. In early 2025 the Town ordered a new 2026 Mack Plow Truck, which was delivered in October, and is waiting for Viking to accessorize it with plows and a box. The new Mack Plow Truck will be finished and ready to use in 2026. In 2025 we rebuilt 2.1 miles of the Country Club Road, resurfaced the last portion of Sylvia Lake Road, and 1.1 miles of the Doane Road. The highway crew replaced 15 culverts on the outer portion of the Country Club Road and cut numerous miles of shoulders. In 2026 we are planning to repave the Chub Lake Road and rebuild 2.1 miles of the Country Club Road, as well as prepare the roads for our planned 2027 projects. I would like to thank everyone for their support this year. It is your support that makes this team so successful. Best wishes for a happy and safe new year in 2026 from the Town of Fowler Highway Crew: Superintendent Nelson Bice, David (Dennis) Travis, Terrell Ferrer, Matt Filiatrault, Cody Hadfield, and Jacob Cunningham.

Our small, rural town has many small and larger businesses. Find their contact information here. Andrew's View Farms 258 Hull Road, Gouv. 315-287-4189 Avon Products Jane Prespare 286 Smith Road 315-287-2863 Bestway Enterprises, Inc. 4377 State Highway 58 607-753-8261 Bickford Paintings & Photography Glenda Bickford State Highway 58 315-287-4514 Bob's Market & Diner 1454 CR 22, Lot C 315-287-4461 Constance Construction 428 Country Club Rd, Gouv. 315-405-0290 Continental Construction, LLC 1992 SH 812 315-287-3622 Country Club Saws & Sharpening Randy Constance 368 Country Club Road 315-287-4498 Cleve Greenhill Well Drilling 99 Smith Road 315-430-2678 D.J. Lennox 315 408-3065 Randy Durham, Associate Broker TLC Realty 315-222-6797 DunnPaper Co. Emeryville PO Box 339, Gouverneur 315-287-0249 Empire State Mines 408 Sylvia Lake Road 315-535-3200 Enel Power Sullivan Road Hollow Dam Project 2845 Bristol Circle Ontario, Canada 315-287-4494 Fowler School Senior Apartments 315-486-8334 Fuller Construction Lyndon Fuller, Jr. 1395 CR 22 315-287-1905 Fun Unlimited Ryan Powers 2068 State Highway 812 315-287-4144 Gardenscape 164 Seavey Rd. Gouverneur, NY 16A Main St. Hailesboro, NY 315-287-0780 GMAC Mechanical 315 -486-2635 Gouverneur Boxing Club 315-771-5001 Gouverneur Country Club 90 Country Club Road 315-287-2130 Gouverneur Rod & Gun Club, Inc. State Highway 58 315-287-0632 Vanderbilt Minerals, LLC 315-287-0100 Greenhill Well Drilling Michael Greenhill 59 Jones Road 315-287-2076 Guiterrez Pigeon Loft Luis A. Gutierrez 99 Little York Road 315-287-0249 Hall's Escavating, LLC John W. Hall 504 Smith Road 315-287-0675 Hailesboro Cemetery Bob Buddenhagen 315-276-1069 Hair Haven Heather Greenhill 99 Smith Road 315-287-3124 Harmer Construction 1454D County RT 22 315-287-1285 Heritage Knife Co. PO Box 278, Hailesboro 315-287-4042 Hubbard Contracting 315 771-6772 Jenkins Heating & Cooling Construction Chuck Jenkins 56 Glasby Road 315-287-4378 Jessi’s Hair Obsession 315- 535-4415 Jewelscent with Marjorie 2124 SH 812 315-322-8525 K & M Raceway Auto Repair & Service Kim Hart 1424 County Rt 24 Gouverneur 315-287-4233 LuLaRoe Fashion Consultant Stacey Zeller 132 Fullerville Road 315-276-5298 Northern Mechanical Contracting 315 995-3218 Precision Contracting 315 – 775- 7304 Revolution Band 315 323-1476 or 315 869-1980 Richard's Auto Repair 1468 County Rt 22, Gouverneur 315-287-1144 Perrigo Trucking 517 Smith Rd, Gouverneur 315-286-9079 Pitter Patter Day Care 16 Piney River Road 315-528-5460 Prespare Auto Details 286 Smith Rd. 315-323-1476 Quality Auto Sales 315-854-3179 or 315-854-5029 RB Enterprises 315-486-8334 Rainbowtech Designs Shari Barnhart PO Box 267, Hailesboro 315-771-1721 Roput Veterinary Clinic 315- 287-2192 Scissor Magic Sheila Davison 2023 State Highway 812 315-287-2394 Spilman's Garage David L. Spilman, Sr. 4328 State Highway 58 315-287-1740 Time Out Lounge Joe and Laura Hunter Hull Road 315-771-1525 Tripp's Fuel, LLC 1461 CR 22 315-287-1245 Tripp's Car Wash 123 Little York Road 315-287-1245 Wainwright's Photography Gidget Wainwright 17 Piney River Road 315-287-2355 Fowler Business Directory

Fowler is located in southwest St. Lawrence County and borders the towns of Rossie, Gouverneur, Hermon, Edwards, Pitcairn, and Antwerp. (Download a 2026 Directory)

Fowler is located in southwest St. Lawrence County and borders the towns of Rossie, Gouverneur, Hermon, Edwards, Pitcairn, and Antwerp. About the Town of Fowler Fowler is a town in St. Lawrence County, New York, United States. The Town of Fowler is located on the southwest border of the county and is southwest of Canton and southeast of Gouverneur. It borders the towns of Rossie, Gouverneur , Hermon, Edwards, Pitcairn, and the Jefferson County town of Antwerp. Fowler was formed from the towns of Rossie and Russell. The first settlement in the town of Fowler was made by Brigadier General James Haile from Herkimer County. Haile was given permission in 1807 to purchase one square mile of ground, on which the village of Hailesboro stood, under the condition to build mills within a year. General Haile came with several men to commence erection of a saw mill and grist mill with stones and the mills were put in operation in 1808. In 1809 a freshet (a rush of water/flood) swept them away and they were rebuilt in 1809. A superior mill was built in 1844. TOTAL AREA: 60.7 sq mi. (157.2 km²) Land: 59.5 sq. mi. (154.2 km²) - Water: 1.2 sq. mi. (3.1 km²) ELEVATION 594 ft (181 m) POPULATION: (2010) 2,202 COORDINATES: 44°17’N 75° 24’ W TOWN OF FOWLER COMMUNITIES BALMAT – A hamlet south of Fowler village on County Road 24 and NY-812. FOWLER – The hamlet of Fowler is centrally located in the town and is at the junction of Routes NY-58 and NY-812. EMERYVILLE – A hamlet northeast of Fowler village on County Road 22, on the bank of the Oswegatchie River. FULLERVILLE – A hamlet northeast of Balmat on County Road 24. HAILESBORO – A hamlet in the northwest corner of the town on NY-58. It is named after early landowner Gen. James Haile. KELLOG CORNERS – A location southwest of Balmat on County Road 24 and south of Sylvia Lake. LITTLE YORK – A former community near Fowler village. PIKES CORNER – A hamlet at the west town line on County Road 5. SYLVIA LAKE – A lake west of Balmat, once called "Lake Killarney." WEST FOWLER – A hamlet west of Fowler village on County Road 22.

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