The state run community testing site, located at SUNY New Paltz, will open to the public during the week of Monday, January 10th
This week, after delivering over 50,000 free at-home testing kits, County Executive Pat Ryan requested that New York State open a state-run COVID-19 testing facility in Ulster County
In her first State of the State address, Governor Kathy Hochul delivered an ambitious and inspiring message for all New Yorkers. Governor Hochul has consistently been there for Ulster County, and I share her exciting vision to create green jobs, develop affordable housing, provide direct relief for our small businesses, and much more.
The Ulster County Deputy Sheriff’s PBA includes all Deputies, Detectives, Sergeants and Dispatchers at the sheriff's office. Once adopted by the Legislature, all Ulster County bargaining units will have a contract.
The new policy, supported by both the CDC and the NYSDOH, will keep students, teachers, and faculty safe, while allowing students who come into contact with an exposure but are asymptomatic and test negative over a series of days to continue to attend school
The State of Emergency will be in effect for at least an additional 30 days, the Emergency Order has allowed Ulster County to rapidly procure over 50,000 at-home kits and secure a second school specialist from the State to assist with contact tracing
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