Perinton Supervisor Addresses Resident Concerns Over High Acres Landfill Odor
Perinton Supervisor Jen Townsend addressed resident concerns about a noticeable and persistent bad odor originating from the High Acres Landfill.
Rochester, NY, November 5, 2026 — Perinton Supervisor Jen Townsend has addressed resident concerns regarding an odor that has been described as noticeable and persistent. The source identified for the smell is the High Acres Landfill.
Residents have expressed concerns about the ongoing odor, prompting action from the Supervisor’s office. The nature of the odor and the specific timeline of resident complaints were not detailed. The High Acres Landfill is a facility located within the Perinton area.
The Supervisor’s engagement with these concerns indicates an acknowledgment of the issue by local government. Further details regarding the specifics of the odor, its impact on the community, or any proposed resolutions were not provided in the available information. The commitment to addressing the issue has been stated, with the Supervisor having met with residents to discuss their observations.
The information available is limited to the fact that resident concerns were raised and that Supervisor Townsend has addressed them. The persistence and noticeable quality of the odor are the primary descriptors provided by affected residents, who have pointed to the High Acres Landfill as the origin.
The Perinton town administration has acknowledged the resident feedback concerning the environmental conditions around the landfill. The Supervisor’s office is understood to be aware of the situation and is engaging with the matter as presented by the community. The extent of any further investigation or remediation efforts remains unstated.
Story summarized from the original created by Reagan Hillman on www.rochesterfirst.com, see more information here.
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