Village of Jeffersonville

A little movie created by our Village of Jeffersonville New York, JEMS President Catherine Scott and team, shows how close our little community comes together and conquers all, through ups and downs. Thank you Cat, Brock, Barbara and the JEMS crew for a wonderful 2018. Cheers to Everyone and looking forward to an amazing HAPPY 2019!!!!!... Looking forward to our continued Village of Jeffersonville journey... https://youtu.be/ga9bGnpv718

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 22, 2021 Sullivan County Debuts COVID-19...Continue reading

PLEASE NOTE: This clean up is for residents within the Village of Jeffersonville. Town of Callicoon Residents and Town of Delaware Residents should contact their municipality for details regarding clean up in their district. 2020 CLEAN UP DATES ... May 2nd and 3rd, 2020 CLEAN SWEEP WEEK-END Purpose: To allow residents to gather and pile winter sandings from streets abutting their properties and bag yard raking and leaf debris. Pick up date: Monday, May 4th, 2020 by highway department personnel. May 2nd and 3rd, 2020 SPRING CLEAN UP WEEK END Purpose: RESIDENTIAL ONLY, municipality curb collection. Requirements: 1. To be placed on Curb by 7:00 A.M. May 4th, 2020 2. One Pick up load per residential parcel; excesses will be charged back to the property owner. 3. Separation of materials into the following categories: a. Appliances and Scrap Metal Washers, dryer, stoves, water heaters and pipes, etc. Pipes must be cut to four foot lengths and tied to facilitate one-man removal. b. Construction, Demolition Debris and Bulky Wastes Furniture, mattresses, carpets, etc. Bagged and or tied to facilitate one man removal. Scrap lumber to be tied and cut into four foot lengths. Paint cans acceptable only if contests are solidified. All drums and tanks (no propane tanks) must be empty and cut open or crushed. c. Appliances containing refrigerants A fee of $15.00 per unit will be charges for these items. This fee is payable in advance at Village Hall and must have a receipt of payment attached prior to pick-up. 4. ITEMS NOT ALLOWED a. No Tires b. No mercury contained items such as computers/monitors, televisions or fluorescent lights. c. No household garbage or commercial wastes of any kind. d. No full or partially full cans of paint or petroleum products. No pesticides or any other hazardous wastes. e. No brush, yard wastes, bags of leaves, stumps or rocks. f. No fuel tanks, oil drums or propane tanks. g. No electronic scrap. October 24th and 25th, 2020 LEAF CLEAN-UP WEEK-END Purpose: To allow residents to bag leaves for curb side pick-up by village highway superintendent. Pick up date: Monday, October 26th, 2020 Made possible by a collaborative effort of the Sullivan County Legislature and the Village of Jeffersonville Board of Trustees.

A Letter from our Mayor: From April 6th: I have emailed some of you prior, but not all of you, recently about the Census. ... You need to know that your participation in the County has been alarmingly low, compared to the rest of the state. You all are being significantly undercounted and under-represented. Is it possible that we can discuss (either by phone or email) about how you can help get those numbers up (Facebook and website posts, email blasts, a discussion in your next meeting, etc.)? Over the next 10 years, the 2020 Census data determines the annual allocation of $675 billion in federal funding that can directly affect the villages of Sullivan County. From April 17th: Even more disappointing, Census self response numbers for all of your villages are woeful. There are some villages with less than a 10% self response rate. I am a New York resident, so I too am living in this world of pandemic craziness. Sullivan County is ranked 61 out of 62 counties in New York. Woodridge is ranked 586 out of 597 cities in New York. Jeffersonville is ranked 582 out of 597 cities in New York. There isn't one of our villages in the top half of the cities in New York. When services in our state are lacking, now might be the time to start considering that it's partly due to being undercounted and under-represented. Only 10 minutes of your time affects the next 10 years of Federal funding. YOU CAN FILL THE CENSUS OUT ONLINE AT: 2020census.gov Your Attention to this matter is greatly appreciated. Thank you, William E. Thony, Mayor

Sullivan County Leaders to Host COVID-19 Town Hall Q&A Facebook Live Q&A session tomorrow THURSDAY - MARCH 26 @ 1:00PM ... Monticello, NY Sullivan County Legislature Chairman Robert Doherty announces that Legislature Vice Chair Mike Brooks, Sheriff Michael Schiff, County Manager Josh Potosek and Public Health Director Nancy McGraw will respond to citizens’ questions. In this age of social distancing, it’s even more important for us to connect with the people we serve, Doherty stated. Thanks to technology, we have been able to work from home, conference with our colleagues and communicate with a world just as affected by COVID-19 as we have been. Now we’re taking the next step to reach out. Questions can be submitted via either 1) email at [email protected] 2) private message to www.facebook.com/sullivancountygov BEFORE 11:00AM THURSDAY MARCH 26 and should be related to COVID-19 (2019 Novel Coronavirus) concerns and issues. So long as queries are respectful and apolitical, speakers will answer as fully and clearly as possible. The live Q&A will begin at 1 p.m. tomorrow at www.facebook.com/sullivancountygov. The video will also be made available to view afterwards on the County’s website, www.sullivanny.us. Another town hall will be scheduled for Monday, March 30. Details to follow. If this effort proves successful and useful, we’ll continue it in the future, Potosek affirmed. More than ever, we need to stay connected.

Please be advised that during the next several weeks (as always), the Village of Jeffersonville will continue to test and monitor the Village Water Supply and Waste Water Treatment Plant. We respectfully request that you only flush toilet paper. Other items (paper towels, baby wipes etc.) can and will clog the sewer system, either ours or yours. ... Additionally, Village Hall is not open to the public for the foreseeable future. You can leave a message at 845-482-4275 or email us at: [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Sullivan County has set up an Emergency Assistance Call line, the number is: 845-807-0925. Additional information regarding services offered at this number is available on the Counties website: sullivanny.us If you have health related questions, please call Public Health @ 845-292-5910.

We as a community must unite and stay strong through this trying times