Category: Notices & Announcements

In collaboration with affected counties, New York State has developed this online form allowing residents to self-report damages to their homes and/or businesses caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Fred and Hurricane Ida. The purpose of this form is solely to collect information that may help State and local officials identify supplemental damages to develop and augment potential requests for available federal assistance programs.

This form is NOT an application for relief programs.

Please note:

• Do not use this form to report immediate, life-threatening needs. Call 911.
• Reporting damage is a voluntary activity and is not a substitute for reporting damage to your insurance agency, nor does it guarantee disaster relief assistance.
• Please submit one survey per affected housing unit or business.
• This form is for damages that occurred in New York State only.

Before filling out the survey, take a moment to review the criteria for damaged homes on the previous page.

Damage From Hurricane Ida – Self Reporting Tool

Pursuant to Election Law S4-104 (1-8) this correspondence will serve to advise you of the changes to polling site effective March 15, 2021:

Election District CA-2 (formerly at the Callicoon Center Firehouse) is moving to the Youngsville Firehouse at 1822 Shandelee Rd (CR 149) Youngsville, New York 12791.

All voters in the above Election Districts will receive notifications by mail.

Should you have any questions, you are welcome to call: (845) 807-0400.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
February 4, 2021

Liberty, NY – Liberty, NY – Interested in aiding the effort to get all of Sullivan County vaccinated against COVID-19?

“As a relatively small county health department, and given the size and scope of getting vaccine out to everyone who wants it, we need help,” affirms Public Health Director Nancy McGraw. “We’re looking to greatly increase the scope of our vaccination clinics, with a plan to scale up to a 600 to a 1,000 doses a day rather than the 200/day we’ve been able to achieve due to staffing and the limited supply of vaccine.”

Sullivan County is currently applying to the Federal government to host its own Medical Reserve Corps, but in the meantime, the County can sign up and activate volunteers to assist with vaccine delivery before, during and after clinics. Examples of non-medical volunteers include greeters, line monitors, registration, inventory, data entry and logistics.

To learn more and to register, go to www.health.ny.gov/ServNY and select “Sullivan County, NY.”

“Registration in ServNY is open to any health care or mental health professional, as well as laypersons who are willing to serve in administrative or support roles during public health emergencies,” explains McGraw. “I encourage anyone who’s over 18 and interested in helping out to put themselves on the list. The more people we have to help, the faster we can distribute vaccine when it becomes more widely available.”

NOTE: Please do NOT register for this list if you are not willing and able to volunteer. If you are simply seeking notification of upcoming clinics, Public Health offers a separate signup form at www.sullivanny.us/departments/publichealth/covidvaccines.