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POW/MIA Day to Be Observed in Monticello

Monticello, NY – The Sullivan County Veterans Service Agency will observe POW/MIA Recognition Day on Friday, September 21 with a 1 p.m. ceremony in the lobby of the Sullivan County Government Center, 100 North Street, Monticello.

The public is invited to attend. Please join us in taking the time to remember those who were prisoners of war (POW) and those who are missing in action (MIA), and their families.

For additional information, please contact the Sullivan County Veterans Service Agency at 845-807-0233.

$10 Million in Bridgework Set to Begin

Sullivan County Bridge 192, carrying Hunter Road over the Neversink River near Claryville, is 56 years old and will be replaced by a modern steel and concrete structure.

Forestburgh, NY – Standing in front of an aging span across the Neversink River, Sullivan County leaders today kicked off a $10 million initiative to replace deteriorating bridges around the County.

Sullivan County's Senior Games Welcomes Players and Volunteers

Monticello, NY – Let the fun begin! Sullivan County’s Senior Games are returning to Monticello this month, and if you’re 55 or older, you can join in, either as a competitor or a volunteer!

Sponsored by the Sullivan County Office for the Aging and the Monticello Parks & Recreation Department, a bevy of friendly competitive sports will be on tap at the Ted Stroebele Recreation Center in Monticello, starting with the opening ceremony and breakfast at 8 a.m. Monday, September 24.

Sullivan County Auctioning Surplus Vehicles & Equipment

Monticello, NY – Bidders are welcome from now through September 24 on more than 100 items of heavy equipment (yellow iron), cars, buses, light/medium/heavy-duty trucks, trailers, tires and assorted parts up for auction by the Sullivan County Division of Public Works (DPW).

“From a seized BMW sedan to unused tires to handyman tool boxes, we’ve got a lot to pick through,” says District 7 Legislator and Public Works Committee Chair Joe Perrello. “I invite everyone to take a look and make a bid.”

Don't Stay in the Dark With Life-Sustaining Equipment

Monticello, NY – Residents requiring electrical devices to meet otherwise life-threatening medical needs can do more than simply recognize September as National Preparedness Month, notes Sullivan County Public Safety Commissioner Rick Sauer.

“This past March, Winter Storm Riley knocked power out for some 24,000 people in our region, and May’s powerful windstorm darkened more than 27,000 homes and businesses,” he says. “This left some of our citizens without access to crucial medical supplies, like oxygen, for days on end.”

Office of the County Historian

Sullivan County Historian John Conway welcomes inquires about the general history of the County, especially about the evolution of the Catskills resort industry in the 19th and 20th centuries. He does not perform genealogical research or have possession of genealogy records. 


History of the County Historian

The position of County Historian was created in 1933 by the NYS Legislature, by amending the Municipal Historians' Law of 1919, which established the positions of town, village, and city historian.

Sullivan County Marks International Overdose Awareness Day with Launch of Mapping System

Monticello, NY – In a proactive response to the national opioid epidemic, Sullivan County’s 911 Center and Public Health Services have joined forces to precisely track local overdoses. Provided by the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy, the mapping system will launch tomorrow, September 1, the day after International Overdose Awareness Day.

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