In short, the Steering Committee felt East Bloomfield was essentially “closed for business.”  The 2020 Comp Plan gives growth the green light.  Indeed, we wish to keep our pristine farm fields, wood lots, and scenic rural and historic beauty.  But there’s a strong citizen need to grow our Tax Base. This will help moderate future tax rate growth, strengthen our competitive position vs. neighboring towns and make Bloomfield more attractive for residents and business investment.

I'm a local Bloomfielder. My parents went to high school together in Bloomfield and built a house here when I was born. My husband and I both attended Bloomfield Central School and decided to move back home together after college to start our own home and family. Here are my top seven reasons why I chose to live in Bloomfield.

Like many communities in Ontario & Monroe Counties and beyond, Canandaigua National Bank, CNB, is a staple of the business community in Bloomfield They participate in the community with many activities for the residents.

When the Marquis de Lafayette rode his buggy around upstate in 1825, he exclaimed that East Bloomfield was the most beautiful town he’d ever seen.  Maybe he was being polite, but Bloomfield was widely regarded as a prosperous, civic-minded paradise of rich farms fueled by New England pioneer grit.

As you have learned, Grow Bloomfield has a mission. Soon, Paul Hudson, our president will provide more information on what we are doing, and how it could benefit you! We plan on having it released soon! ~Webmaster