Positions Available on the Gallatin Planning Board, Board of Assessment Review and Conservation Advisory Council

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The Town of Gallatin is seeking Town Residents that are interested in positions on the Planning Board, Board of Assessment Review and Conservation Advisory Council. Please send letter of interest and contact information by February 11th to Gallatin Town Clerk- PO Box 67-Ancram, NY 12502 or email [email protected] Planning Board Description and Duties The Planning Board’s duties are … {Read more...}

January 28, 2021 Update

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Columbia County Board of Supervisors   Chairman’s Press Release NEW INFECTIONS CONTINUE TO FALL As of midday today, the Columbia County Department of Health had recorded 53 new cases of COVID-19 infection among county residents, with 87 cases Tuesday, 79 Wednesday, and 91 Thursday. There are currently 27 county residents hospitalized with the virus, and one in the ICU. Two deaths this week … {Read more...}

January 25, 2022 Update

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Tuesday 25, 2022 Chairman’s press release GOOD SIGN: NO NEW VARIANT IN SIGHT On Friday, the Columbia County Department of Health recorded 80 new cases of COVID-19 infection among county residents, with 55 cases Saturday, 70 for Sunday-Monday, and 86 as of midday today. “Four days in a row, including today so far, with new infections coming in under 100. That’s been good to see,” said county … {Read more...}

Gallatin Planning Board Zoom Meeting January 24, 7:00PM

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Town of Gallatin Planning Board Zoom Meeting January 24, 2022  7:00 PM For Zoom Link  contact Planning Board Chairman Terry Porter  [email protected] Agenda Columbia County wishes to construct a 190' self-supporting communications tower at County Property located at the Gallatin Transfer station @ 2180 Route 82 T/Gallatin. Primary use for the Tower is Public Safety (EMS, FIRE, … {Read more...}

January 21, 2022 Update

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Friday, January 21, 2022 Chairman’s press release ‘NICE TO SEE A DROP-OFF’ On Wednesday, the Columbia County Department of Health recorded 104 new cases of COVID-19 infection among county residents, with 122 cases Thursday, and 75 as of midday today. “It’s nice to see that drop-off,” said county DOH Director Jack Mabb. There are currently 32 county residents hospitalized with the virus. … {Read more...}