TOWN OF ULSTER, N.Y. –  Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan toured the newly completed Public Safety Training Center on Ulster Landing Road in the Town of Ulster. At over 5,200 square feet, the new facility features 13 burn rooms and five forced entry doors. Additionally, firefighters will have the opportunity to do rooftop training, rope rescue operations, and a car fire prop. The project, a new three-story state-of-the-art burn facility, was completed ahead of schedule and under budget. 

“The news from Governor Andrew Cuomo about the Mid-Hudson Region being eligible for Phase 1 re-opening on Tuesday is very encouraging. We have been preparing for this moment for several weeks now, and I am confident that if we all work together we can and will re-open safely. We have held four Small Business Virtual Town Halls with hundreds of Ulster County businesses and our Department of Economic Development has been working non-stop to help our business owners by providing them the tools needed to open their doors in a safe and prudent manner.

County Executive Ryan shared updates on the re-opening process and announces“ Reopening Support Team”

County Executive Ryan partners with the Ulster County Legislature to evaluate and address housing needs County Executive Ryan directs the Planning Department to inventory county owned sites for future housing development 

Residents Can Now View Where Ulster County and the Mid-Hudson Region Stand In Relation to Governor Cuomo’s Reopening Plan Metrics County Executive Ryan to Hold Small Business Town Hall on Friday to Discuss Ulster County’s Reopening Metrics and the Mid-Hudson Control Room