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Counties in the News, May 30, 2017
- By: NYSAC
- On: 05/30/2017 11:30:15
- In: Counties in the News
Tuesday's news from counties across the state.
STATENY State makes $7 million available for homeowners hit by Lake Ontario flooding
New York state students may start applying for free college tuition in June
New York debates having its own constitutional convention
NYC
New York City Releases First Climate Resiliency Design Guidelines
New Yorkers Eagerly Head to Ferries, and Grumpily Board Them
LONG ISLAND
Supervisor participates in Countywide Shared Services Panel
Suffolk County, Brookhaven Town buy 5.4 acres for preserve
Battle over ride-hailing services in Nassau County
HUDSON VALLEY
Putnam Property Tax Savings Plan: Odell Chairs 1st Session on Shared Services
New census: Population declines continuing in Orange, Ulster and Sullivan counties
Ulster County Executive Mike Hein lauds state bill that would require chain pharmacies to take back drugs
Most Ulster County food service businesses compliant a year after polystyrene ban
Rockland County Asks EPA to Protect Hudson River
With Uber soon to be legal, Westchester will lose $700K+ in fine revenue
CAPITAL
Group seeks eligible Saratoga County homeowners for program
Zero-Tolerance Policy for Repeat Drunk Drivers in Albany County
NORTH COUNTRY
50 cute chicks cooped up in Franklin Co. Jail
NY may offer luxury camping services in the "forever wild" Adirondacks
MOHAWK VALLEY
Herkimer Co. to conduct planning session on shared services
Herkimer County launches effort to combat human trafficking
Oneida County working to improve emergency communications
CENTRAL NEW YORK
County Proclaims Emergency Medical Services Week
Amid skepticism, Joanie Mahoney schedules first meeting of shared services panel
FINGER LAKES
Construction could begin by next spring on a new national cemetery in Genesee County
Bridging the gap between GCC, legislators
Livingston County to pursue grants for downtown assessments
Fighting against the lake: Orleans County faces ongoing Lake Ontario struggle
Seneca County plans second community workshop on economic future
Local governments continue investing in solar
WESTERN NEW YORK
Supervisors, mayors agree to seek more shared services
Niagara County's share of casino cash in doubt
Erie County to list endangered propertie