Your content goes here. Edit or remove this text inline or in the module Content settings. You can also style every aspect of this content in the module Design settings and even apply custom CSS to this text in the module Advanced settings.
Special Announcements
The K.I.S.S. shredding bins are back and available in the lobby until Dec. 13th
Mark your calendar for things to do in Livingston! Register your home in our Holiday Decorating Contest by December 5th., through messenger or park email. When you register please give physical address of home, your chosen category and a contact phone number!!
livingstonrecparkassn@gmail.com
Town Board Notices-
Public Hearing Notices-Planning Board/ZBA
ZBA-Sweet-Oct. 4th 7:00 pm
Notice of Public Hearing – Kevin Sweet
Planning-Couse-Oct. 5th 7:00 pm
Notice of Public Hearing – COUSE – 09.13.2022 (1)
Planning-Rowe-Oct. 5th 7:00 pm
Notice of Public Hearing – Peter Rowe Hudson River Ren
Planning- Gates-Oct. 5th 7:00 pm
Notice of Public Hearing -Gates
K.I.S.S. Program Update
The K.I.S.S. shredding program sponsored by the Columbia County Clerk’s office has announced the dates for the shredding program for 2022. Bins are available in the lobby of the Town Hall available during the Town Clerk’s normal business hours.
4th QUARTER: NOVEMBER 28-DECEMBER 9
DEC Hunting Licences
Hunting Licenses for the 2022-2023 season will be on sale at the Town Clerk’s Office starting on August 2nd during normal business hours. DMPs are available through Oct 1st.
See the 2022-2023 Hunting& Trapping Regulations Guide at the link below:
Twin Lakes information
End of Summer Report from the Friends of North and South Twin Lakes (FONASTL)
The following roads will be included in the low salt zone area for the upcoming winter season of the highway dept. as approved by the Town Board:
Betty Rd
Henry St
Shore Dr
Whitman Rd
Helen Rd
Major Rd
Baxter Rd
Honor Rd
Linda Rd
Loyola Rd
Summerside Rd
North Shore Dr
Rabies Clinics
The Columbia County Dept. of Health has announced their 2022 Rabies Clinic Schedule
Livingston Free Library Announcement
The Livingston Free Library is open for limited browsing and check out. You can either call the library (518-851-2270) during business hours, or email the library (livingstonlibrary105@gmail.com) to ask to have your items checked out and put on a table outside the back door, off the handicap ramp. We our doing our share to help keep our patrons and staff safe.
Support the Elizaville Food Pantry
Elizavlle Food Pantry
Holiday Fundraiser
Holiday Fundraiser
History Webinar:
LINDENWALD’S AMAZING
HISTORICALLY ACCURATE
WALLPAPER
December 12th 6-7 pm
Wallpaper, MVB
Winter Pet Care
Tuesday, December 13th at 7 pm
Winter Pet Care
To register for programs, email
Livingstonlibprograms@gmail.com
Information on Trash tags, Recycle permits from CC Solid Waste
Recycle Permits are available at Town Hall for 2022. $35 for age 65+ and $50 for under 65
Information on the new tag system is available here
CC Trash Tag system info
Covid Test kits and masks
Free Covid-19 test kits and kn-95 masks are available to residents at the Town Clerk’s office during normal business hours
Free Columbia County Weatherization Programs
Do you live in Columbia County? Are you wondering how to save money on your energy bills and make your home feel warmer?
Columbia Opportunities, Inc. provides weatherization services through a contract with the NYS division of Housing and Community Renewal
These programs are free to eligible homeowners andd renters
COI Weatherization 2021 Flyer (1)COI Weatherization information (1) (1)COI Weatherization application
Internet-Affordable Connectivity Program
Governor Kathy Hochul recently announced a multi-agency initiative led by the New York State Department of Public Service to encourage eligible New Yorkers to sign up for the federal government’s Affordable Connectivity Program, a newly-launched program that provides discounts of up to $30 a month toward internet service for low-income families.
Public WiFi for Students
The Town of Livingston is now offering a public Wi-Fi “hot spot” for access to the internet via laptops as well as web-enabled devices such as cellphones and tablets.There are a few important rules that users must follow in order to access the public hot spots, which include:
- Requiring users who drive to the town hall, to remain in their vehicles for the duration of internet usage.
- Requiring users who walk or take public transportation to the town hall, to practices social distancing and to remain at least six feet away from others and urging them to wear a mask or a mouth/nose covering.
- To access to the public hot spots, click the Wi-Fi icon on the web-enabled device or press its corresponding button to open the Wi-Fi application. On a Windows laptop, this function is typically located on the taskbar or “system tray” along the bottom right of the screen. On a Mac laptop, this function is typically located on the menu bar along the top right of the screen.Select “Livingston-Public” or “Livingston-Public-5G” to connect.
Cancellations
The Town Clerk’s Office is CLOSED on Friday, Feb. 4th due to weather
Safe at Home Program
The mission of Safe@Home (Neighbor helping Neighbor Program) is to assist the Elderly to remain at home for as long as possible. The members of this group will help by recommending assistance from the Office of Aging (518) 828-4258 or thru neighbors willing to help. To access this group, call the Town Clerk (518) 851-9441 ext. 310
If you or anyone you know needs help to successfully age at home
Columbia County Health Care Consortium
The mission of the Healthcare Consortium is improving access to healthcare and supporting the health and well-being of the people in our rural community. We can help residents access non-emergency medical transportation, health insurance, prescription assistance, health-related financial assistance and long-term services and supports. For more information, please visit our website at http://www.columbiahealthnet.org
Court Information
The court is open Thursdays beginning at 5 pm
Should you have any questions, please contact the Court Clerk at (518) 851-9441 ext 312 .
Staff will be in touch about when to come to court.
Empire State Trail
The State of NY has a draft proposal of an Empire State Trail that will run thru the Town of Livingston.
Street Light Outage?
To Report a Street Light Outage thru National Grid
Local Laws Adopted
Copies of recent Local Laws can be found on the Town Board Page
Notice from Code Enforcement Office
Beginning April 6, 2016, regulated parties may use either the current or newly adopted provisions of the Uniform Code to represent compliance as part of a building permit application. The new Uniform Code and Energy Code will take effect on October 3, 2016.
Food and Friendship Program
The Columbia County Office of Aging continues to serve 60+ Seniors with the Food & Friendship program located in the Elizaville Firehouse at:
1575 CR 19 Elizaville
Tuesdays and Fridays 10:30-1:30.
Programs include speakers addressing legal issues, nutrition, safety and health concerns, exercise programs, games with prizes and social interaction.
Seniors should call 828-7538 by 1pm the day before (Mon and Thurs) to make reservations.
Links
Town Tax Bill Information
Recreation Program
History Barn
Livingston Library
Livingston Assessment Roll
Town Hall Information
Town Clerk
518-851-9441 x310
518-851-2466 (Fax)
Office Hours
Sun-Mon closed
Tues, Weds, Fri 9-3
Thurs 3-6
Sat 9-12
Town Court
518-851-9441 x312
518-851-3750 (Fax)
Court is in session on Thursdays- **See “more info” for exact times
Court office open Fridays 9am-2:30pm.
more info
CHIEF MARRIAGE OFFICER:
Michael Kaufman-917-744-2216
Livingston Town Hall
County Route 19
Livingston, NY 12541
518-851-9441
Mailing Address:
PO Box 65
Livingston, NY 12541
Overnight Mail/Deliveries/GPS:
119 CR 19, Hudson, NY 12534