The Ulster County Department of the Environment coordinates environmental policy and resource planning within County government. The Department utilizes a unique pooled resources model to draw on other departments to bring the right expertise of bear on different issues. Key areas of involvement include; natural resource planning, natural resource inventory data management and creation, stormwater regulation compliance, support of county energy efficiency & green building infrastructure initiatives, and involvement in watershed planning issues.

Ulster County Government Operations Climate Action Plan 

Learn more about the Department of the Environment:

Ulster County Government Sustainability Initiatives

2018 Annual Report 

Amanda LaValle, Coordinator

17 Pearl Street
Kingston, NY 12401
Phone: 845-338-7287
Fax: 845-338-7682
E-mail: environment[at]co.ulster.ny[dot]us

Mailing Address:
Ulster County Department of the Environment
PO Box 1800 
Kingston, NY 12402-1800

Click here for information about Ulster County's Bring Your Own Bag (BYOBag) Act

	To better highlight the abundant lands and waters of Ulster County that are publicly-accessible for recreation, the County has developed Ulster County REConnect – an interactive online mapping tool that allows residents and visitors to become not only more familiar with these assets, but ultimately to make more use of them.