Towns of Rockland County, NY





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Blood Drive in Clarkstown
The Town of Clarkstown and the NY Blood Center are hosting a blood drive on January 7th at Town Hall. Town Hall,10 Maple Ave. New City Room 30110am-4pm Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcomed! Register here.
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Ramapo presents Woods with Certificate of Merit
Town of Ramapo Supervisor Michael Specht presented Seraphim Woods of Rotary Means Business with a Certificate of Merit acknowledging his accomplishments in helping to promote business in Ramapo and the County of Rockland.
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Hochul Signs Into Law Reichlin-Melnick’s and Paulin’s Early Intervention Services Legislation Supporting Critical Services for Babies and Toddlers, Saving Taxpayers Millions
ALBANY, NY – Governor Kathy Hochul signed into law today legislation S.5560A/A.5339 of Senator Elijah Reichlin-Melnick and Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, which will provide critical improvements to Early Intervention children’s services and save New York taxpayers millions. The new law streamlines the system for distributing reimbursement funds to early intervention providers, allowing for early intervention services…
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COVID-19 Local Update
NYS Supplied At-Home Test Kits Will Not Arrive Until January Statement from County Executive Ed Day: We were informed today by staff from Governor Kathy Hochul’s Office that the at-home COVID-19 test kits that New York State is distributing will very likely not be delivered to counties until the first week of January. Rockland had previously…
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Outstanding Union Contacts Settled
Employees Recognized for Work During Pandemic New City, NY – County Executive Ed Day and County Legislature Chairman Alden Wolfe announced the settlement of five union contracts covering 1,600 county employees. These contracts have been ratified by each union’s membership, signed by the unions, voted on and approved by the County Legislature and have been signed by…
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Rockland Active Case Numbers Hit 3,463
Statement from County Executive Ed Day, “Don’t Panic.” While our active cases have now surpassed the previous peak of 2,964 that we saw in January of this year, our corresponding hospitalizations (46 confirmed cases as of December 24, 2021) are currently 57% lower than they were in January (107 confirmed cases on January 10, 2021)…