(Liberty, NY 11:00am) - With warmer weather just around the corner, our thoughts turn to spending more time in the great outdoors. Unfortunately, that means we also have to think about ticks. Even though ticks and Lyme Disease are prevalent in Sullivan County, there are many ways to reduce the risk of tick bites and disease transmission while enjoying the beautiful scenery Sullivan County has to offer. Want to learn more?
(Monticello, NY) - Sullivan County Chairman Luis Alvarez, Health and Family Services Chair Nadia Rajsz, County Manager Joshua Potosek, Public Health Director Nancy McGraw and the Healthy Sullivan Committee of the Legislature invites media members and the public to a press conference regarding the health status of the county on Thursday March 30, 2017.
(Monticello, NY 11:40am) - The Sullivan County Center for Workforce Development and the NYS Department of Labor are hosting the Annual Sullivan County Job Fair on Wednesday March 29th from 10:00 am until 2:00 pm at the Ted Stroeble Recreation Center, 10 Jefferson Street in Monticello. The Job Fair will bring together 38 employers from a variety of industries with over 400 job openings. There will be businesses offering jobs for all skill levels in industries such as Healthcare, Residential Care, Hospitality, Retail, Education, and Transportation.
(Monticello, NY 3:00pm) - Sullivan County Manager Joshua Potosek is pleased to announce an upcoming event to introduce two exciting new cost effective and environmentally beneficial programs to Sullivan County commercial and not for profit property owners. Energize NY PACE Finance and Solarize Sullivan will be presented at an informational forum on April 18, 2017 in the Legislative Hearing Room of the Sullivan County Government Center, located at 100 North Street in Monticello, NY.
(Monticello, NY) - Please be advised that the Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Health and Family Services Committee will be meeting at 1:00PM instead of 9:15AM. Please make a note of it.
Monticello, NY – Legislators unanimously agreed yesterday to reschedule Sullivan County’s 2018 Real Estate Tax Foreclosure Auction to August 29, 2018.
Several last-minute pleas from residents who wanted to repurchase their properties led the Legislature to decide that the auction, typically held in June every year, should be postponed to allow further time for repurchases.
“People fall on hard times, and we as a Legislature understand that,” Chairman Luis Alvarez stated. “We don’t want to unduly burden taxpayers, though there is a process they need to follow.”
White Lake, NY – Sullivan County Public Health Services and the Town of Bethel Healthy Community Task Force invite you to a series of Health Chats throughout this summer!
“The chats will be just that: interactive, conversational and informative,” promised Public Health Director Nancy McGraw. “And we won’t keep you for more than an hour!”
The chats will be held from 6-7 p.m. at the Duggan Community Center, Route 55, White Lake, on the following dates:
Monticello, NY - Public Works Committee Chair Joe Perrello is pleased to announce that Sullivan County will host three residential Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events in 2018.
The first is scheduled for Saturday, June 23, 2018 from 2:30-5:30 p.m. The second is scheduled for Sunday, August 19, 2018 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m., and the third is set for Saturday, September 15, 2018 from 2:30-5:30 p.m. All events will be staged at the Monticello Transfer Station’s Scale House area at 91 Landfill Drive.
Cookie House, Sally Gladden, Ellen Pavloff and Fran Schiff of The Catskill Readers' Theatre prepare for "WORLD WAR I," an original program featuring local soldiers' letters, music and literature. Missing from the picture are Albee Bockman, Paul Preurscvhner and Bunny Woloszyak.
Hurleyville, NY – The Sullivan County Historical Society invites you to the opening of its new exhibit commemorating the centennial of World War I titled “The Great War – World War I”. The opening will take place on June 16 and 17.
(Monticello, NY 9:45am) - Sullivan County is accepting applications from property owners seeking to be included in New York State Agricultural Districts 1 and 4, for a 30-day window beginning April 1st and ending April 30th. New York State Agricultural Districts are geographic areas that consist predominantly of viable agricultural land. Agricultural operations within the districts are afforded benefits and protections to promote the continuation of farming and the preservation of agricultural land.