KINGSTON, N.Y. - Ulster County Executive Patrick K. Ryan announced today that passengers on UCAT’s Red, Yellow and Blue routes in the City of Kingston will continue to ride free through March 31, 2020. This is a three-month extension to the original six-month “free fares” period implemented following UCAT’s expansion of service into the City of Kingston in July 2019.

KINGSTON, N.Y. – “Governor Cuomo’s announcement of a new New York State Park along the Hudson River is tremendously exciting and has the potential to be transformational, both for Ulster County and our entire region. The move to purchase Scenic Hudson’s recently acquired 508 acres – straddling Kingston and the Town of Ulster – for State stewardship will enable an extraordinary level of resources unlocking boundless possibilities.

ALBANY, N.Y. – “Governor Cuomo put forth a strong plan in his 2020 State of the State Address that will positively impact the lives of Ulster County’s 180,000 residents. I am particularly excited about the Governor’s commitment to the environment with his proposed $3 billion 'Restore Mother Nature' bond act, and his dedication to making New York more affordable with a small business and middle-income tax cut.

KINGSTON, N.Y. – Since first taking office in June, County Executive Pat Ryan laid out his “Big Five” priorities for Ulster County: A Green New Deal for Ulster County; Tackling the Opioid Epidemic; Growing and Diversifying our Economy for All; Ensuring Justice for All Residents; and Making County Government More Responsive and Responsible, and took historic steps towards achieving these goals.  During his first seven months in office, County Executive Ryan has delivered on his promises for the 180,000 residents of Ulster County - from tackling the opioid epidemic,

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