Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan Submits Comments to New York State Regarding the DEP’s Lower Esopus Turbid Discharge
From The Executive's Desk
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Posted: June 17, 2021
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Posted: June 17, 2021KINGSTON, N.Y. - County Executive Pat Ryan announced today the appointment of Everett Erichsen as the new Director of the Department of Emergency Services. Erichsen, who has served as acting-Director since March, has worked as the Ulster County Deputy Director and Fire Coordinator for the Department of Emergency Services since 2017.
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Posted: June 16, 2021In a rare address to the Ulster County Legislature, County Executive Ryan calls for a People-Centered Recovery focused on aiding small businesses, mental health services, housing and other key priorities. County Executive Pat Ryan has proposed an unprecedented amount of funding in housing and mental health services.
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Posted: June 11, 2021As a Certified ‘Climate Smart’ community, Ulster County is a model for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and building local climate resilience In April, Ulster County became the first County in New York State and among the first in the nation to release a comprehensive Green New Deal plan
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Posted: June 10, 2021Ulster County residents can sign up for in-home vaccination, and a mobile vaccine team will come directly to their home to administer the COVID-19 vaccine Ulster County will be among the first in the state to offer this service which aims to make COVID-19 vaccines accessible and available to those most in need
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Posted: June 9, 2021The program will provide rental assistance to eligible Ulster County households
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Posted: June 3, 2021County Executive Ryan announces the Ulster County Fair will return to the Ulster County Fairgrounds in New Paltz in August Ulster County pool will reopen July 4th weekend
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Posted: May 29, 2021Bill Swetow, who joined the Army after the attacks on Pearl Harbor, says 75 years after WWII we are at another moment where we need every American to join the fight against COVID-19
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Posted: May 28, 2021Visitors to County offices are required to wear masks unless they provide proof of vaccination Department of Motor Vehicles to remain by-appointment only Kingston, NY – Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan today announced that starting on Tuesday, June 1st, all Ulster County Offices will be open to the general public. Residents entering County buildings will be required to wear masks unless they provide proof of vaccination. The Ulster County DMV will remain open by appointment only.
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Posted: May 27, 2021Walk-in and Virtual Service will expand same-day access to Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment for Ulster County Residents Expansion will include dedicated, community-based, mobile support for opioid addiction
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Posted: May 25, 2021County Executive Ryan calls for an Equitable Economic Recovery, focused on housing, mental health, and aiding small businesses to emerge from the pandemic stronger and more resilient County Executive Ryan announces a series of public hearings and an online survey to engage the public on how the County can utilize the funds to best serve the community
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Posted: May 25, 2021The working group will establish high level priorities and goals to best utilize forthcoming federal relief funds, ensuring the County emerges from the pandemic stronger and more equitable The Working Group will engage with the public directly to help inform investment priorities, and anticipates a draft plan to be submitted to the Legislature for review and approval within 90 days
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