Covington Town Court
584 Perry Rd. (Rte. 246)
PO Box 128
Pavilion, NY 14525
Mondays at 7:00 PM to ?
585-584-8498
585-584-8115 (fax)
covingtontowncourt@gmail.com
History of Covington
Covington features the Oatka Creek’s emergence from a tightly defined valley to a broad plain bordered by gentle uplands. The town’s picturesque rolling hills fall off toward the Genesee Valley to the east and the Oatka Valley to the west. This naturally attractive area was named for General Leonard Covington and was permanently settled in 1806.
About Covington
The Town of Covington was home to one of Wyoming County’s early salt companies, the Pearl Salt Company. Dairy farming is the predominate agriculture followed by wheat, corn and vegetable growing. Covington is home to Markin Tubing, D and M Precision, Dumbleton’s Used Auto Parts, Johnson’s Space Center (storage), M & T Trucking, Agrifab and Repair, Wellman Service.
Contact Us
Town Hall / Town Office
584 Perry Rd.
Pavilion, NY 14525
585-584-8113
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Town of Covington Facebook Page
This is an article published in the Historical Wyoming, Vol.68 No.2, Spring 2021. It is posted here with permission of the Wyoming County Historian Cindy Amrhein. Additional thanks to Terry Krautwurst from LeRoy, NY whose research made this article possible. Herbert J. Clark – A Covington WWI Causalty