Property Taxes Down For The Seventh Year In A Row While Also Investing In A Brighter Future For All

Kingston, N.Y. – Today, Ulster County Executive Mike Hein delivered his 2019 Executive Budget at the future home of the Ulster County Family Court.  The 2019 Executive Budget calls for a tax cut while simultaneously delivering expanded services and funding investment in Ulster County’s youth and families, public safety and health, the arts, economic development, infrastructure, transportation, and the environment.

Ellenville Million Funds Will Be Used To Support New Puerto Rican Restaurant in Napanoch and Fitness Center/Gym in Ellenville

Visitor Spending of $587M Is Tops In Catskill Region, Up Nearly 6% Since Prior Year

Ulster County Economic Development Alliance Provided $20,000 to Locally Based Training Program to Boost Career Advancement and Job Readiness

Rail Bikes In Phoenicia On The Former Ulster & Delaware Corridor-First Of Its Kind In The Area

Local Elected Officials Meet To Discuss Ways Of Increasing Access, Reliability And Affordability As NYS Continues To Push Broadband Providers To Serve Rural Areas

County Executive Hein Announces Innovative Partnership Between Economic Development Alliance, Grand Central Tech And Hudson Valley Tech Meetup For Summer Tech Incubator in Kingston 

Strong Response To Job Fair Connecting Young Adults With Employment Opportunities 

Job Fair To Connect Young Adults With More Than 40 Ulster County Area Businesses

Kingston, NY - Ulster County Executive Mike Hein received the Mid-Hudson Small Business Development Center’s Honorary Mid-Hudson SBDC Counselor Award this morning because of his exceptional efforts on behalf of businesses in our community.  

Arnaldo Sehwerert, Ph.D., Regional Director of the Mid-Hudson SBDC