Chairman’s press release COUNTY INFECTION RATE REMAINS LOW As of midday Friday, the Columbia County Department of Health had recorded 10 new COVID-19 infections among county residents. Six new infections were recorded on each of Wednesday and Thursday. Two individuals are currently hospitalized as a result of the virus. ADVISORY: Please note that the numbers distributed in Board of Supervisors … {Read more...}

Milan Fire Department 4/26 blood drive  Dear Friend of Milan Fire Department: Your help is needed. Now! We are experiencing an increase in demand for all blood types as area hospitals resume elective surgeries. To help meet demand, we will be running some select blood drives and a blood drive is coming near you! Milan Fire Dept. Blood drive honoring all “First Responders” Monday … {Read more...}

Join with your neighbors to clean up Gallatin's beautiful roads to celebrate Earth Day 2021! Join with your neighbors to clean up Gallatin’s beautiful roads to celebrate Earth Day 2021! Sign up here for morning time slots on Saturday, April 24th or Sunday, April 25th to clean up one of the Gallatin roads listed or suggest a favorite road of your own! Let us know if you need supplies … {Read more...}

There will be a special meeting of the Gallatin Town Board to review the FCID Application of Emfuleni Farmhouse and referral to the Planning Board. Thursday April 22, 4pm. … {Read more...}

Tuesday, April 20, 2021 Chairman’s press release COUNTY INFECTION RATE REMAINS LOW On Tuesday, Columbia County Department of Health Director Jack Mabb SAID seven new cases of COVID-19 had been recorded by midday. There were three new cases on Saturday, and 11 on Sunday and Monday combined. There are currently 33 active cases in the county. Over the past two days, there have been two … {Read more...}