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No Vaccine Clinic on January 15

Liberty, NY – An error on a State website inaccurately listed Sullivan County – specifically Public Health Services’ office in Liberty – as hosting a COVID-19 vaccination clinic tomorrow (Friday, January 15).

“Sullivan County has NO vaccination clinics scheduled for tomorrow,” Public Health Director Nancy McGraw stated. “Area providers who have requested vaccine, as well as Public Health Services, are all awaiting further shipments of COVID-19 vaccine.”

Sunset Lake LDC Delivers Recommendations to Legislature

Monticello, NY – The Sunset Lake Local Development Corporation (LDC) Board today sent the Sullivan County Legislature a list of three recommended companies to operate the Care Center at Sunset Lake (the Sullivan County Adult Care Center) and the Certified Home Health Agency (CHHA), both based in Liberty.

By unanimous vote on Monday, the five-member LDC Board has recommended the following three firms, listed in no particular order:

County to Begin Vaccination Clinics January 20

Liberty, NY – “Sullivan County Public Health Services (SCPHS) is very excited by the Governor’s announcement regarding the vaccination of Priority Group 1A and now, Priority Group 1B,” announced Public Health Director Nancy McGraw today.

“We have been partnering with Garnet Health and coordinating planning efforts Countywide, providing staffing and logistical support for the ongoing vaccination efforts,” she explained. “At the same time, our Epidemiology staff remain extremely busy, conducting COVID-19 case investigations and contact-tracing efforts.”

Emergency Heating Benefit Available January 4

Liberty, NY – On January 4, 2021, the Home Energy Assistance Program’s (HEAP’s) Emergency Benefit component opens and will begin accepting applications.

Emergency benefits are available to assist eligible households with a heating emergency or a heat-related domestic emergency. Regular component benefits, if available, must be utilized first to resolve heating emergencies for eligible households.

Want to Keep Your Family Safe from Medications in Your Home?

Liberty, NY – The newly redesigned Sullivan County Drug Task Force, along with Sullivan County Public Health and Sullivan County Rural Health Network, is asking the public’s input regarding the availability of drug drop boxes and other safe and responsible methods of drug disposal. 

“The input gained will help direct our attempts to reduce the amount of unwanted or unneeded medication in our communities,” stated Sullivan County Public Health Educator Jill Simon.

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