Office of the Ulster County Executive

Acting Ulster County Executive, Patrick K. Ryan
County Executive
Patrick K. Ryan

Welcome to the home page of the Ulster County Executive. This is your government and I want to make it accessible to you. The passage of the Charter by the people of Ulster County created the elected office of County Executive, a post with the responsibility and authority to lead our government.

As County Executive, I will deliver a county government that is lean, effective, smart, and fully accountable to the people. I will continue to provide a single, strong clear voice that represents your interests across all levels of government. I will continue to reach out to businesses and help them grow. I will continue to work to protect our County taxpayers, while striving to provide the exceptional level of services that our residents expect and deserve.

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From The Executive's Desk

  • Ulster County and Ellenville Regional Hospital Partner to Combat Opioid Epidemic
    Posted: August 10, 2020
    Through the work of the High Risk Mitigation Team, Ulster County and Ellenville Regional Hospital will leverage over 3 million dollars in grant funding to better understand overdoses and establish preventative measures to reduce overdoses and related fatalities throughout the County 
  • Ulster County Announces State Funding for Census Outreach
    Posted: August 6, 2020
    Ulster County is eligible to receive up to $138,000 of grant funding for census efforts
  • Ulster County Reaches 50,000 COVID-19 Tests
    Posted: July 28, 2020
    KINGSTON, N.Y. - Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announced that Ulster County has reached over 50,000 coronavirus diagnostic tests since March 10. There have been 52,009 total tests conducted with 1942 unique positive cases. There are currently 116 active cases of COVID-19 in Ulster County and 91 fatalities. Ulster County currently has a 0.2% rate of new positive cases. All Ulster County residents are currently eligible to get tested. During testing a nasal swab, oral swab, or saliva sample may be used.
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