Village of Piermont Justice Court is located on the second floor of Piermont Village Hall.

The court handles…More traffic, small claims and civil cases. It also handles criminal misdemeanor cases.</p> <p> </p>

The Piermont Village Clerk is located on the first floor of Village Hall. The Village Clerk notarizes documents,…More issues parking and pier permits, sends and collects taxes and more. The Village Clerk is unable to issue marriage certificates.</p> <p> </p>

The Village of Piermont Building Department is located on the second floor of Piermont Village Hall.

The…More Department reviews new construction and building repairs in the area. It also oversees projects to ensure that work is done according to code and by licensed contractors. Projects that must be approved by the Building Department include home additions, patio installation and driveway installation.</p>

The Village of Piermont—originally named Tappan Landing—was incorporated in 1850. Piermont is in the Town…More of Orangetown and County of Rockland.</p> <p>Piermont Village Hall was constructed between 1937 and 1938 under the auspices of the Village Board of Trustees. The building houses several of the village's offices, including the Police Department, Village Clerk, Building Department and Justice Court.</p>

The United States Postal Service office at 393 Piermont Ave. in Piermont offers full mailing and shipping services,…More as well as P.O. boxes. The last daily collection of mail is at 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 2 p.m. on Saturdays.</p> <p>The Piermont Post Office does not handle passport applications.</p>

Piermont's fire department is an all-volunteer organization committed to keeping village residents safe and educated…More about fire safety.</p> <p>The Empire Hose Company One headquarters on Piermont Avenue—located right downtown—houses the department's equipment and hosts frequent charitable events like blood drives.</p> <p>The Piermont Fire Department also offers a Junior Firefighting program for children ages 16 through 18.</p>