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  • VIRTUAL LEGO BUILDING CONTEST IN CLARKSTOWN

    VIRTUAL LEGO BUILDING CONTEST IN CLARKSTOWN

    Looking for something fun to do? Clarkstown residents, get the entire family together, and build a Lego masterpiece! The contest will run from now through Sunday, January 9, 2022. E-mail photo to c.tosto@clarkstown.org. Please include name, address, and phone number. Winner will be announced the following week and will receive a prize. Be creative, have fun,…

  • 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…

  • Ramapo senior center closed until January 3rd

    Please be advised the Ramapo Senior Center will be closed for the holiday and will re-open on Monday, January 3rd, 2022.

  • 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…

  • Santa comes to Ramapo

    Santa comes to Ramapo

    Town of Ramapo Supervisor Michael Specht played Santa for a few hours and took the time to visit all of the employees at the Town of Ramapo.He also stopped by to visit some of our seniors at the Senior Center. It was so nice to see the smiles on everyone faces as Santa and his…

  • 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)…