“The people of Ulster County are heartbroken over the horrific shootings in Orlando. These senseless acts of violence tear at the very fabric of our nation and Ulster County stands in solidarity with our fellow Americans in Orlando. And, as we come to grips with the magnitude of this disgraceful act of terrorism and hate, we are dedicated to honoring and supporting all affected by this tragedy.

Kingston, NY- County Executive Mike Hein and Office for the Aging Director Kelly McMullen announce a new partnership with the United Way of Ulster County where senior volunteers from the Office for the Aging will work collaboratively with the United Way’s women’s initiative, Raising HOPE: Women Mentoring Women to Success.  This initiative coincides with the conclusion of Older American’s Month and the theme “blaze a trail,” acknowledging the perennial contributions of older adults to our nation as they advocate for themselves, their peers and their communities. 

The Historical Memorial Honors The Memories Of Those Who Lived At The Poorhouse In The Past And Serves As A Reminder That There Are Still Those Who Need Assistance Today  

Local Businesses And Community Organizations Join With County Executive To Offer Healthy Activities And Discounts Across Ulster County

“Zero Tolerance” Program Effective Kingston, N.Y. – Ulster County Executive Mike Hein announces that three separate arrests were made under the County’s “Zero Tolerance” Anti-Fraud, Waste and Abuse Program.