The Executive Order Will “Ban The Box” On The County’s Employment Application
From The Executive's Desk
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Posted: December 16, 2014
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Posted: December 8, 2014Kingston, NY – County Executive Mike Hein, with the support of local government officials and local business and community leaders, announced today a new proposal that would accommodate both tourism railroad operations and recreational trail development in the City of Kingston. The plan would include an additional section of the County-owned Ulster and Delaware (“U&D”) Railroad corridor in Kingston in a future request for proposal (“RFP”) for tourism railroad operations.
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Posted: December 4, 2014The Proposed Closing Would Adversely Affect Delivery Of All Classes Of Mail As Well As Over 350 Current Employees Kingston, NY — Today, Ulster County Executive Mike Hein filed a resolution with the Ulster County Legislature which urges Congressional intervention into the proposed closure of the United States Postal Service’s Mid-Hudson Processing and Distribution Center. The facility employs over 350 individuals and is estimated to generate $33.5 million in labor income and $4.5 million in business income to the Mid-Hudson region.
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Posted: December 3, 2014The New Law Will Help Prevent Animal Abuse And Neglect As Well As Provide An Additional Tool For Law Enforcement To Act
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Posted: November 24, 2014Kingston, NY – Ulster County Executive Mike Hein was joined today by Scenic Hudson President Ned Sullivan in announcing the award of a $100,000 grant to advance the planned extension of the Hudson Valley Rail Trail (“HVRT”). The grant, which will be directed to the Town of Lloyd, was awarded by Scenic Hudson at the request of County Executive Hein in support of the County Executive’s vision for an interconnected rail trail network connecting the Walkway Over the Hudson to the Ashokan Reservoir and Catskill Park. The funding commitment will help defray the local matching cost for the Town
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Posted: November 21, 2014The County Executive Is Among Nine Nationwide Called Best And Brightest In State, City And County Governments Throughout The Entire United States of America
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Posted: November 20, 2014Progressive Budget Protects Property Taxpayers By Reducing Taxes Now And Into The Future Kingston, N.Y. – Today, Ulster County Executive Mike Hein signed the 2015 Ulster County Budget, a $334.5 million spending plan that puts the needs of our citizens and all county property taxpayers first, and places Ulster County on a solid fiscal foundation. The County Executive’s budget proposal was unanimously passed by the County Legislature on November 18, 2014 with only minor changes.
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Posted: November 19, 2014Energize NY Benefit Financing Program Will Assist Commercial Property Owners In Ulster County Towns
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Posted: November 19, 2014Helping Those Who Are Without Shelter In Times Of Need
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Posted: November 13, 2014Launches Construction Of SUNY Ulster Kingston Center
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Posted: November 6, 2014Government And Agencies Working Together To Create A Model Based On Mobilizing And Coordinating All Available Assets
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Posted: October 31, 2014WDST And Chef/Judges Joined County Executive Hein and Dr. Smith To Congratulate Winners Kingston, NY – Ulster County Executive Mike Hein and Commissioner of Health Dr. Carol Smith were joined by representatives from Radio Woodstock/WDST 100.1 and local chefs at Mother Earth’s Storehouse in Kingston this week to present certificates to the six winners of the Ulster County Healthy School Lunch Contest. The chefs/judges awarded gift certificates to local restaurants and merchants to the winners for their healthy school lunch recipe. The six winners are:
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