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Village Elections (March 2027) - Info for Anyone Considering Running for Office

Village Elections copy.webpVillage Election: Tuesday March 16, 2027

Offices that have expiring terms:

  • Three (3) Trustee Positions (2 years)
  • One (1) Mayor (2 years)

Those wishing to be on the ballot for the election must obtain at least 75 signatures, be a resident of the Village of Saugerties and at least 18 years of age.

  • First day to have independent nominating petitions signed – December 29, 2026
  • First day to file independent nominating petitions with the Village Clerk – February 2, 2027
  • Last day to file independent nominating petitions with the Village Clerk – February  9,2027

[Posted 10-29-2026]

1-Day, Free Festival - Hydrosphere (Exploring Our Water World in Films, Writings & Conversations)

Hydrosphere copy.webpHydrosphere is a one-day festival exploring our water world in films, books and food, encouraging a dialogue about ocean health, ocean economy and ocean as sustenance. Join us for the entirety of the day or drop in for a film or conversation.

The Orpheum is hosting these free films, which are co-sponsored by Inquiring Minds Bookstore and Saugerties Earth Day Week Collaborative.  It's all happening on Sunday, November 1st from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.  There are films, talks and free ocean food offerings.  For schedule specifics please click here or on the image (above left).

[Posted 10-29-2026]

Village Board Meeting - Monday, November 2nd

Village Board Meeting copy.webpA Saugerties Village Board meeting is scheduled for Monday, November 2nd at 5:30 p.m. in the Village Offices (43 Partition Street).

For the agenda and related documents for this meeting, please visit the Village Board Agenda page.

In addition to the standard agenda items (treasurer's report, department reports), this Village Board meeting includes the following topic:

[Posted 10-29-2026]

Town Board Meeting and 2 Public Hearings - Wednesday, November 4th

Town Board Public Public Hearings and Regular Meetings copy.webpA Town Board Meeting, preceded by 2 Public Hearings, is scheduled for Wednesday, November 4th

These meetings will take place at the Greco Senior Center (207 Market Street) and via Webex, as follows:

  • 5:30 p.m. - Public Hearing pertaining "Exceed the 2% Tax Cap".  
  • 6:00 p.m. - Public Hearing pertaining to the Peliminary (Proposed) 2027 Budget 
  • Pre-Board Meeting (following public hearings)
  • 7:00 p.m. Town Board Meeting    

For Webex information and eventually a copy of the agenda, please click here.    The agenda link is typically posted a day or two before the meeting.  (There are some documents already posted, that help better understand the Public Hearings.) 

For general information about the Town Board, please visit the Town Board page.

[Posted 10-26-2026]

Town Planning Board Meeting - Tuesday, November 17th

Town Planning Board Public Hearing copy 2.webpThere will be a Town Planning Board meeting on Tuesday, November 17th at 7:30 p.m. in the Greco Senior Center (207 Market Street).  

The public hearing topic on the agenda for this meeting is:

- Agenda Item - KCE NY 34 LLC - Public Hearing of a site plan/Special use permit (BESS) on land located off Tomsons Road (SBL #18.1-4-5.100)

- Agenda Item - Solo Holidays, LLC - Major Subdivision (9-Lots) on land located off Route 212 & Cottontail Lane (SBL #27.2-8-28 & 32.110)

Typically within a few days of the board meeting, you can find the agenda for this meeting on the Planning Board agenda page. 

For general information about the Planning Board, please visit the Planning Board page. 

[Posted 10-29-2026]

Poll - What's Your Take on a Monument Honoring the Saugerties Esopus Seal?

Esopus Seal Statue.webpThere's a move afoot to see if there is support for a Saugerties Esopus Seal monument being erected, to honor the seal who frequented the Esopus Creek, in the lighthouse waters, among other locales.

If you're interested in letting your opinion be known, everything you need to know is on the Saugerties Seal Statue page.

Another chance for your opinion to be shared!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Posted 10-27-2026]

Advice from Your Friends on the Conservation Advisory Commission and Climate Smart Task Force
Pumpkin Composting 2024 copy.webpAs the image on the left says: "Give Your Pumpkin an Afterlife"!
 
Pumpkins make a great Halloween decoration and there are currently many porches in Saugerties with pumpkins sitting on them, as the holiday approaches.
 
It would be a shame for most or all of them to wind up in garbage cans, destined for various transfer stations.
 
On the left is a useful reminder from the folks on the CAC and CSTF, that you can compost the pumpkins (and other compostable materials) at the Saugerties Transfer Station.  There's advice under "DON'T FORGET" that will ensure the pumpkins you bring there will be accepted.
 
Alternatively, there are some local farms that will accept pumpkins as feed donation for their animals.  One farm that's been mentioned that does so is a farm on Blue Mountain Road.

[Posted 10-26-2026]

Help us honor Human Rights Heroes in Ulster County! 

Nominate Human Rights Heroes copy.webpThe Annual Human Rights Community Recognition Award honors those who demonstrate a commitment to advancing, supporting, and protecting human rights in our community. 

You can submit nominations for individuals, organizations, or businesses that exemplify the values of equality, dignity, and justice for all.  All nominations and supporting materials must be received by October 31. 

Nominate a Human Rights Hero at https://ulstercountyny.gov/human-rights-award!

[Posted 10-24-2026]

The Read Forest - Opening Celebration

Read Forest Opening Celebration copy.webpThe books have been collected.

Thanks to all who donated! 

And now, the opening celebration preparation is underway.

The Opening Celebration of The Read Forest will happen at the Saugerties Village Beach on Saturday, October 31st (Halloween day), from 3:00PM to 5:00PM.  All are welcome. 

For a full-size PDF image of the one on the upper right of this section, please click here.

 

 

 

[Posted 10-17-2026]

Value-Added Agricultural and Food Production Meeting

Value-Added Ag and Food Production copy.webpThe Ulster County Dept. of Economic Development and BOCES are hosting a mini-summit where they hope to bring Ulster County's leading food and beverage producers, agricultural companies and educational partners together. The goal is to innovate, create more production capacity and sustain agriculture in Ulster County.

This notice may not have a wide audience among everyone who reads this, but for those of you who might consider participating, the meeting is Tuesday, October 27th (2PM to 6PM). The location is Ulster BOCES Career Academies at iPark 87, 1000-1098 Enterprise Drive, Kingston NY, 12401.

For Further information and to possibly register, please follow this link: https://myemail.constantcontact.com/Ulster-County...

[Posted 10-16-2026]

Ulster County Office Building (244 Fair Street) - Be Aware of Construction That Will Change the Entrance to the Parking Lot

COB roof work map copy.webpPlanning a visit to the Ulster County Office Building (244 Fair St., Kingston) between Monday, Oct. 26th and mid-December or so?

Be aware that construction on the roof of that building will change how you will enter the building's parking lot.

For the full details, including a larger, downloadable version of the map showing the specifics, please click here.

 

[Posted 10-15-2026.  Start date updated to 10/26 on 10-20-2026]

Seeking Youth Voices

Seeking Youth Voices-2 copy.webpUlster County is conducting a survey in which they are asking all Ulster County youth between 9th and 12th grades to share their experience.

This vital survey helps inform planning and decision making on a a local level.  Ulster County wants to hear from county high-schoolers about their experiences, to better understand and address their needs.

To complete the survey, please click here or on the image on the left.

And for a larger image of the one on the left, please click here.

[Posted 10-9-2026]

Attention Village Residents - Pre-Halloween LEAF SWEEPS Will Be Happening

Leaf Sweeps copy.webpThe Village Department of Public Works (DPW) will have its leaf-vac truck running one day per week, from now until Halloween.

This will keep the streets safer for children who will be out Trick-or-Treating on Halloween.

Note that:

- This is not the yearly Fall leaf/yard-waste pickup.  That will happen in November, as it traditionally does.

- Please do not dump branches in Village streets until after Halloween, as this will interfere with the leaf sweep (and with children out trick-or-treating at night).  Branches/brush/additional leaves will be picked up in the November leaf-and-yard-waste pickup.

[Posted 10-7-2026]

Toys for Tots Registration Now Open

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2026 Toys for Tots Toy Registration is NOW OPEN!  Families in Ulster County who are seeking holiday toy assistance can now register for the 2026 Toys for Tots program!

Visit this page -- https://saugertiesny.gov/toys-4-tots -- for the flyer with the information.

How to Register:  Scan the QR code on the flyer or go to the Website listed on the flyer.

Please share this post with families who may benefit from this program.  Together, we can help make the holidays a little brighter for local children.  Registration is open — don’t wait! 

[Posted 10-4-2026]

Small Business Administration Disaster Declaration from the July 2026 Rains and Flooding - Ulster County is Included

Seal_of_the_United_States_Small_Business_Administration.svg copy.webpThe Small Business Administration (SBA) has approved a disaster declaration from the July rain/flood event.  Ulster County was included in the declaration because it is a contiguous county to Columbia and Columbia has met the threshold.

Businesses and private nonprofits are eligible to apply for business physical disaster loans and may borrow up to $2 million to repair or replace disaster-damaged or destroyed real estate, machinery and equipment, inventory, and other business assets.

Homeowners and renters are eligible to apply for home and personal property loans and may borrow up to $100,000 to replace or repair personal property, such as clothing, furniture, cars, and appliances. Homeowners may apply for up to $500,000 to replace or repair their primary residence.

Applicants may also be eligible for a loan increase of up to 20% of their physical damage, as verified by SBA, for mitigation purposes. Eligible mitigation improvements include strengthening structures to protect against high wind damage, upgrading to wind rated garage doors, and installing a safe room or storm shelter to help protect property and occupants from future damage.

Click here for a press release and/or click here for a fact sheet from the SBA with details.

[Posted 10-4-2026]

Ulster County Citizens Commission for Digital Inclusion Urges Residents to Speak Up on Verizon’s Proposed Retirement of Traditional Phone Service

Ulster County Citizens Commission for Digital Inclusion copy.webpIf you have copper-wire (traditional) phone service that you feel is vital for emergency communications that you might need to make and you are concerned about Verizon’s proposed plan to retire traditional phone service in your area, the Ulster County Citizens Commission for Digital Inclusion is urging you to speak up about it. 

A survey that you can fill out and a web page for submitting comments directly to the FCC are available by visiting 

https://saugertiesny.gov/verizons-proposal-retire-copper

All the information and links you should need are available on that page.

[Posted 9-28-2026]

Governor Hochul Announces New Program Where 2.5 Million More NY Households Are Now Eligible to Get Discounts on Utility Bills

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New York's Energy Affordability Program has been expanded to make more New Yorkers eligible for savings.
 
Now half of All New York households are eligible for monthly discounts.

For more info and to see if you're eligible, please click here:https://content.govdelivery.com/.../NYSDOS/bulletins/42b128b

 

 

[Posted 9-17-2026]

Save on Tickets for the Chamber's "Barkin' Around Saugerties" Auction - October 25

Barkin Around Saugerties Logo.webpDid you know that you can now buy your tickets for the live auction happening October 25 at 3pm of the 36 dogs that are part of the Chamber’s “Barkin’ Around Saugerties” sidewalk art display?  For only $35 ($40 at the door) you get to see auctioneers Bob Siracusano and Ray Tucker in action while you enjoy the provided light fare, wine, beer and soft drinks.  All in the beautiful Saugerties Performing Arts Center (169 Ulster Avenue, Saugerties).

You can purchase the tickets at Town and Country Liquors and Smith Hardware.  Or online at our website, www.discoversaugerties.com.

Proceeds from the auction will go to the artists, the Chamber to fund community events, a scholarship to a graduating SHS senior and the Saugerties Animal Shelter.

Buy your tickets today and save. 

[Posted 9-8-2026]

Public Comment Period - NY State Dept. of Environmental Conservation Asks for Comments on Leacheate from Solid-Waste Management Facilities and Landfills

ny-dec-logo-transparent.png.webpIn the Town Board meeting of Wednesday, Sept. 2nd, a key item that was covered was the Town Board's support for Amendments that strengthen the handling of potentially dangerous Solid-Waste Management and Landfill leacheate.  A glaring deficiency of the DEC draft is not addressing the means to remove it from inactive landfills.  We are calling on the scope to be broadened to include inactive landfills and funding for PFAS remediation.  To read Supervisor Fred Costello's 9/3/2026 letter to the Riverkeeper with the Town Board's position, please click here. 

During the Town Board meeting, residents were encouraged to read the letter, and if appropriate, offer their support by making their own public comment.  The full set of links and other information about this can be found by clicking here.

The comment period for this ends on Wednesday, September 9th.  The call for public comments is an opportunity to express any thoughts/opinions you might have.  

Comments can be made by an email addressed to SolidWasteRegulations@dec.ny.gov, Subject:  "Comments on Proposed Part 360 Series".

[Posted 9-4-2026]

The Saugerties Food Pantry is Asking for Your Help . . .

Food Pantry Needs Your Help copy.webpNow more than ever, the Saugerties Area Council of Churches Food Pantry needs your support.

Their address is 44 Livingston Street, and their website is https://www.saugertiesfoodpantry.com.

They serve over 300 men, women and children, and that includes seniors, within the Saugerties area every month.

Donations are fully tax deductible, and can be mailed to: 

Saugerties Food Pantry, P.O. Box 723, Saugerties, NY  12477.

[Posted 8-26-2026]

Job Openings in Ulster County

Ulster County is Hiring.pngUlster County is Hiring!

Consider a career in public service and earn a living by making a difference! 

Visit the civil service portal and apply today to join their team.

The Ulster County Government strictly adheres to the principles of the Equal Employment Opportunity Act and Americans with Disability Act.

On August 7, 2026, there are 19 non-competitive jobs listed (no exam required) and 13 competitive jobs listed.

[Updated 8-7-2026]

Town Department of Safety and Buildings is Currently Seeking a Part-Time Code Enforcement Officer

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If you would like to fill out an application, the package can be picked up in person at the Town of Saugerties Building Department Office, 4 High Street, Saugerties. You may also pick up an application package at the Town Clerks Office, or the Tax Receiver Office.  (Anyone unfamiliar with the Town Hall layout can consult this map.)

For a PDF that describes this positions core responsibilities, qualifications and requirements, please click here.

Questions?  Please call the Building Department at (845) 246-2800 ext 333.  The deadline for submission of a resume/letter of interest is Wednesday June 17, 2026.

Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. Hours of employment are flexible and must be agreed upon with Department Head and Town Board Supervisor and/or Town Board Liaison.

[Posted June 10, 2026 at the request of Terri Wood]

Town of Saugerties Water and Wastewater Department Seeking Plant Maintenance Worker - Operator Trainee

wastewater-maintenance-software.jpgThe applicant must be willing to learn and be able to perform preventative maintenance repairs and upkeep of the Town of Saugerties Public infrastructure and property, related to water distribution and wastewater-sewage collection systems.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED. Must be able to lift and carry supplies and equipment, sometimes, heavy at times. Must be able and willing to work extended hours in inclement weather. Interaction with DEC and DOH, and maintain compliance with Local, State, Federal laws, regulations and statues. Must have good reading, writing and organizational skills.

There are numerous demands that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. The application package includes additional pertinent information, a detailed description of the job stating many essential functions, responsibilities and duties.

If you would like to fill out an application, the package can be picked up in person at the Glasco Wastewater Plant Office, 234 Hudson Street, Glasco (next to the Glasco Mini-Park & Hudson River). You may also pick up an application package at the Town Clerks Office, 4 High Street, Saugerties or online at https://saugertiesny.gov/misc/watersewer-department. Application packages are available Monday thru Friday, between the hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Questions, please call the Water & Wastewater Dept. at 845-246-8671.

Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.

[Posted 5-1-2026, at the request of Terri Wood.]

Free PFAS Testing for Well-Water Households - Now Extended to Ulster and Dutchess Counties

Senator Hinchey PFAS copy.webpNEW PFAS Testing & Mitigation Rebate Program for Dutchess & Ulster: If your home runs on well water, you may qualify for a new state program that can help you cover the cost of testing your well for PFAS and cleaning your water supply if contamination is found.

State Senator Michelle Hinchey helped secure funding to bring this to residents in Dutchess and Ulster counties. Support is first-come, first-served while funding is available.

New York's Private Well PFAS Testing and Mitigation Rebate Pilot Program offers eligible households free PFAS testing and rebates to fix contaminated water supplies.

Eligible households can receive:
- Free PFAS Testing for private wells
- Up to $5K to install a water treatment system
- Up to $10K to connect to public water

Learn more and Apply bit.ly/PFAS_Testing

You can learn more about PFAS (also known as "forever chemicals") here: https://www.epa.gov/pfas/pfas-explained

[Posted [3-24-2026]

NY State Public Service Commission Wants to Hear from You, about New York Broadband Service Shortcomings
NY State PSC Wants to Hear from You.webpThe New York State Public Service Commission will hold virtual public statement hearings on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, to solicit input and comments from NY communities regarding the Commission’s annual Broadband study and map.
 

The Commission would like to hear from the public about:

  • Locations where broadband service with at least 25 megabits per second (Mbps) downstream and 1 Mbps upstream is not available as well as barriers that limit broadband availability.
  • Locations where the offered download speed is greater than 25 Mbps but less than 100 Mbps downstream.
  • Locations where there is only one broadband internet service provider; and
  • Locations where broadband internet service is too costly for some consumers or businesses, and the size of the cost barriers.   

If you would like to participate, please visit this page to get instructions - https://dps.ny.gov/event/public-statement-hearings-broadband-study-and-mapping-0.

[Posted 3-19-2026]

NY State Thruway Authority Bridge Replacement - Malden Turnpike - IS UNDERWAY!

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From Tracy L. Slingerland, Project Engineer, Albany Division
 
We are pleased to advise you that work to replace the Malden Tpke. bridge over I-87 began on Monday, March 16th. We expect the work to continue until late November.
 
During construction, there will be a full closure of Malden Turnpike with a signed detour.  Responding emergency vehicles will not have the ability to utilize the bridge until work is completed.
 
I have attached an overview map of the area and the upcoming detour -- https://saugertiesny.gov/.../Upcoming_Malden_Bridge... .Variable Message Boards will be placed this week to warn of the upcoming closure.
 
Should you have any questions regarding the work or the detour plan, please do not hesitate to contact me at my office, (518) 860-9171 or email tracey.slingerland@thruway.ny.gov.

Thank you.
 

[Posted 3-2-2026]

Free Home Energy Analysis, Courtesy of the Saugerties Public Library (and Central Hudson)

HomeBoost copy.webpThere's a new addition to the Saugerties Library's Library of Things: HomeBoost!   You can check one out from the library to use in your own home.  All you need is your library card to borrow a kit (see below or whatever) and check out how energy efficient your living areas are.  All you need besides the kit is a smartphone and an account with Central Hudson. 

Download the free app* to turn your phone into a thermal camera, finding areas with poor insulation and heat loss.  You'll receive a free report with tips on how to bolster your home.  Bring the report to the library for a collection of materials to get working on those tips.  This program is funded by a grant that the library system received from Central Hudson. 

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*Look for HomeBoost in the App Store for Apple devices or in the Google Play Store for Android devices.

[Posted 2-27-2026]

Registration Begins March 1st for Arm-of-the-Sea Theater's "Theater Arts Intensive"

Theater Arts Intensive.jpgRegistration for the Theater Arts Intensive opens March 1st!

Join us for a week-long intensive workshop learning Arm-of-the-Sea's signature style of theater-making, held at the Tidewater Center in Saugerties, NY.

Learn techniques in puppeteering, puppet building, mask performance & more. 🎭

For ages 16 & up ☀️ $300 fee ... Some scholarships available!

Visit https://www.armofthesea.org/theater-arts-intensive for more info, or send us a message on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/armoftheseatheater

[Posted 2-27-2026]

NY State Wants Your Opinion about Thruway Safety

Drop a Pin.webpThe New York State Thruway Authority is developing a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan.  They are seeking input from people who travel on the Thruway.  Community, employee, customer, and member perspectives are critical — especially from audiences that may not typically participate in planning efforts.

This is an opportunity to share safety concerns, near misses, or locations of concern by dropping a pin on an interactive map being made available and adding a brief comment.

Visit: https://www.thruwaysafety.org/share-your-thoughts-1-1 for more information.

[Posted 2-14-2026]

Help the Fire Department Help You ... with Advance Information that Saves Critical Time in Emergencies

MyLS image copy.webpThe Saugerties Fire Department is excited to announce a free and secure app designed to improve communication and emergency response within our community. Through this program, residents can receive important safety messages, emergency notifications, and weather-related alerts directly from the Saugerties Fire Department, while also having the option to voluntarily provide critical household information such as occupant details (including elderly, children, or individuals with disabilities), pets in the home, and important access or safety notes. This information is only viewable by emergency responders while responding to that specific address, allowing responders to better prepare prior to arrival and improve response effectiveness when seconds matter most. As a volunteer fire department, clear communication and accurate information are essential to our ability to protect lives and property, and we strongly encourage all residents to register using the link below.

Install the app from your Apple or Android phone or tablet using this link: https://www.mylocalsafety.com/mylslinks  (You can also install the app by visiting the Apple App Store or Google Play, and searching for My Local Safety.

IMPORTANT: Once the app is installed, you must add the Saugerties Fire Department to the app on your device, using this code:  
080237 - SAUGERTIES FIRE DEPT

Instructions for the remaining (important) steps are available by clicking this link: https://saugertiesny.gov/myls

[Posted 1-21-2026]
No Better Time to "Adopt Love"

Adopt Love copy.webpOne of the truest kinds of love is waiting, right here in our town.

Every pet-in-waiting in our shelter has a heart full of hope and a story that’s ready for many happy new chapters.

When you adopt, you’re not just giving an animal a home—you’re gaining a loyal companion and saving a life.

Our animals are already full of love; they’re simply waiting for someone to share it with.

Please visit your local shelter and adopt love today.  SaugertiesAnimalShelter.com

[Posted 1-9-2026]

Initial Posting of the Status of Village Water Service Lines Available

Service Line Types2 copy.webpIf you are a Villager, you are likely aware of the inventory taking place of the water service lines for Village properties.

The initial posting of the inventory that has been going on is now available.  You can see it by visiting the Village offices (43 Partition Street), or by clicking here or on the image on the left.

By viewing a spreadsheet PDF of all Village properties (sorted by street addresses), you can search to find the service line status of any Village property you are interested in.

For further information about this topic, you can view this PDF, provided by the Village Water Department, which gives you instructions that cover various further areas of investigation.  It can help you to answer possible questions like "How do I schedule an inspection of my water service line?" or "How do I find out if I have a water service line into my house that is made of lead?".  

The number and email address for information about this is 845-246-8958 or vdavide@villageofsaugerties.org.

[Posted 11-26-2025]

A Message from the NY State Department of State -- Know Your Rights
DOS_FLYER_Know your rights copy.webpThe New York State Department of State's Office for New Americans wants you to know that resources are available to everyone, including immigrants to our state.
 
You can learn more about your about your rights by visiting https://dos.ny.gov/know-your-rights
 
To share information regarding federal government action in New York State, please visit this website: https://ag.ny.gov/federal-actions-form
 
And finally, there is a New Americans Hotline - 1-800-566-7636.  It is multi-lingual and anonymous.  It is available Monday thru Friday, from 9:00AM to 8:00PM
 

 

[Posted 11-5-2025]

Buy a Brick - Fundraiser for a Cantine Field Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Example of an engraved brickSaugerties VFW Post 5034 is selling engraved bricks that will be part of the foundation for a Vietnam Veterans Memorial planned for Cantine Field.

If you are interested in possibly participating, please visit this page -- https://4everbricks.com/donors/post5034/ -- which will provide you with further information, including a layout of the Memorial and instructions on obtaining and filling out an order form for the brick(s).

The VFW logo is shown in the sample image ... you get to choose one of 34 logos, including the various armed forces, Kiwanis Club, Lions Club, Masons, Knights of Columbus, Elks, Town of Saugerties, Village of Saugerties, Blue Kats and the American Flag.  Or for $25 more, you can add your own logo.

[Posted 12-2023.  Updated 5-17-2024]

New York State's Affordable Housing Connectivity Program
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By completing the survey, owners of affordable housing properties in New York State will be considered for no-cost broadband upgrades to their building.  Following this, the ConnectALL Office will work with Internet Service Providers to create a plan to upgrade
as many eligible properties as possible.
 
There is also an application for Internet Service Providers to apply for grant funding to participate in the program.
 
Properties that are selected will be paired with an Internet Service Provider to complete the installation.
 
For the survey for property owners to express interest, and for instructions for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to apply for grant funding, please visit this page - https://broadband.ny.gov/affordable-housing-connectivity-program  This program runs through 2026.
 

[Posted 3-25-2024]