The action plan recommends the creation of an ongoing Housing Task Force, partnerships with developers to build housing within the fabric of existing neighborhoods on vacant lots, adaptive reuse of existing structures for housing, the creation of supportive and transition housing and the establishment of housing funds for housing initiatives in the County
Responses signal strong interest from a range of partners to put the long-dormant site back to productive use, creating jobs and providing local tax revenues
Proposal includes satellite college campus, arts and maker space, and agricultural manufacturing facilities
In Response to the Recent New York Times Story Detailing Sexual Harassment from Governor Andrew Cuomo
“We must start by believing the brave women who have come forward. Their accounts are deeply disturbing and concerning. I support a full investigation and full accountability.”
Majority of the vaccines will be used to vaccinate residents over the age of 65
Ulster County Health Department directly allocated 3,340 vaccine doses, which represents a nearly 400% increase from last week’s allocation of 700 doses
Statement from County Executive Ryan
Steve Peterson served as the Director of Emergency Services for 7-years and has worked for Ulster County for 35-years
Kingston, N.Y. – County Executive Pat Ryan announces that after a distinguished career in public service, Director of Emergency Services Steve Peterson has announced his intention to retire. Peterson has served the people of Ulster County for more than 35-years.
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