County Executive Pat Ryan proclaimed on Veterans Day the first-ever Ulster County Veterans Week to acknowledge the extraordinary service of the 13,000 veterans and their families that call Ulster County home. As a part of Ulster County Veterans Week, County Executive Ryan honored five veterans for their outstanding service and contributions to the community. The veterans were selected by a county-wide call for submissions to highlight the work of individual veterans who were nominated by community members to be recognized for their selfless service to our country and our county.

Summary Judgment Awarded to Ulster County in Foreclosure Proceeding Against Tech City Owner Alan Ginsberg’s Companies for Failure to Pay Taxes County Filed Deeds Friday and Begins Taking Possession of Properties Today

  Private sector job creation in Ulster County increased by over 3.5 percent KINSTON, N.Y. - Ulster County Executive Patrick Ryan announced today that Ulster County reached the largest increase in private sector job growth in over 20 years. This increase was reported in the New York State’s Bureau of Labor Statistics private job creation numbers that showed a 3.5 percent increase in non-farm and private sector job creation for Ulster County in September 2019. 

With his final town hall to be completed this evening, County Executive Ryan and County Clerk Postupack announce that County Government will go on the road to bring services to residents in every corner of the County  

  “There is a housing crisis in our county and, as I’ve said from day one, any new development should be built to ensure that the hard-working families who live here can have quality homes that they can afford. Today’s announcement is an important step in that direction, and I applaud the project’s developers for having listened to the community’s concerns in developing this creative solution.”