Ulster

Organization 31

Departments

• Assigned Counsel Program (18B) Legal

  The Assigned Counsel Program, established by Article 18-B of NY County Law, provides high quality legal representation to individuals in Ulster County who are unable to afford counsel in various Criminal and Family Court matters where the Public Defender has a conflict.

  (845) 334-5303 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Budget Department Finance

  The Budget Department prepares the County Executive's annual budget. We also monitor and analyze County revenues and expenditures throughout the year.

  (845) 943-6300 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• County Attorney Legal

  The County Attorney either directs or actively participates in claims/litigation; opinions and legal research; contracts, agreements, leases; juvenile prosecution in Family Court; and labor matters.

  (845) 340-3685 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Economic Development Economic Development

  The Ulster County Department of Economic Development supports existing businesses to grow and succeed, attracts new businesses to Ulster County, encourages development of the County's innovation ecosystem and engages with local communities to develop shared strategies for sustainable and equitable economic growth.

  (845) 340-3556 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Emergency Services Emergency Management

  The Emergency Services Department coordinates efforts to prevent, prepare for, and respond to disasters. The Department operates 911 and supports emergency service agencies within Ulster County.

  (845) 331-7000 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Finance Finance

  The Department of Finance is responsible for the efficient and accurate accounting of all financial affairs of the County.

  (845) 340-3460 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of General Services

  The Department of General Services manages all aspects of the procurement process, seeking to maximize the benefits that Ulster County citizens receive from the expenditure of public funds on goods and services.

  (845) 340-3400 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Health Health

  The Ulster County Department of Health offers a wide range of services and programs to County residents designed to prevent illness and ensure their well-being.

  (845) 340-3150 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Human Rights

  The Human Rights Department helps residents understand and exercise their human rights under New York State Human Rights Law. We address discrimination complaints and work directly with residents seeking support.

  (845) 334-5492 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Information Services Information Technology

  Ulster County Information Services (UCIS) provides technical guidance, expertise, and support in procuring, managing, and securing the County's Information Technology and telecommunications infrastructure.

  (845) 334-5300 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Mental Health Health

  The Department of Mental Health serves residents with mental health challenges, developmental disabilities, and substance use struggles.

  (845) 340-4110 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Personnel Human Resources

  The Personnel Department manages hiring, employee benefits and labor relations. It administers Civil Service and Personnel functions for the County Government, Towns, Villages, School Districts, and special districts within Ulster County, New York (excluding the City of Kingston).

  (845) 340-3550 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Planning Planning

  The Department of Planning develops and implements strategies and plans related to housing, land use, transportation, agriculture, and the environment.

  (845) 340-3340 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Probation

  The Probation Department provides opportunities for prosocial change and offers a wide range of effective community justice interventions through supervision, monitoring court orders, and utilizing community partnerships.

  (845) 340-3200 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Public Works (DPW) Public Works

  The Department of Public Works serves as an operational arm of County government in the construction, maintenance, and management of county infrastructure and facilities for their safe, economical, and efficient utilization by county personnel and the public.

  (845) 340-3100 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Risk Management

  The Department of Risk Management works to protect against losses by identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks that could impact operations, assets, and result in financial losses.

  (845) 340-3410 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Social Services (DSS) Human Services

  DSS provides many vital social welfare programs to individuals and families in Ulster County.

  (845) 334-5000 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of the Environment Environment

  The Ulster County Department of the Environment coordinates environmental policy and resource planning within County government.

  (845) 338-7287 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Tourism

  The Department of Tourism is responsible for promoting, developing, and managing tourism in Ulster County.

  www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Department of Weights and Measures

  The Ulster County Department of Weights and Measures is responsible for assuring measurement accuracy in commerce throughout its region in accordance with Article 16 of the NYS Agriculture and Markets Law.

  (845) 340-3659 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Office for the Aging (OFA) Human Services

  The Ulster County Office for the Aging assists and empowers older adults and their families to live as independently as possible, with dignity and purpose.

  (845) 340-3456 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Office of Employment and Training (OET) Workforce

  Connects residents with training and job opportunities. Works with local businesses to develop and recruit a skilled workforce.

  (845) 340-3170 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Office of the County Executive Administration

  Elected to a four-year term, the County Executive is responsible for the proper administration of all County affairs. The County Executive serves as chief budgetary officer of the County and supervises and directs every executive department of County government.

  (845) 340-3800 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Office of the Ulster County Comptroller Finance

  Under § C-57 of the Ulster County Charter, the Ulster County Comptroller is the Chief Audit Officer of the County. The Office audits every claim for payment, uses risk assessment to identify areas of internal control weakness, provides internal audit services, and provides data and information to the public and policymakers.

  (845) 331-8774 comptroller.ulstercountyny.gov
• Office of the Ulster County District Attorney Legal

  The District Attorney is an independently elected public official whose powers and duties are set forth in § 700 of the County Law, with sole responsibility for the prosecution of all crimes and offenses which occur within Ulster County.

  (845) 340-3280 da.ulstercountyny.gov
• Public Defender Legal

  The Ulster County Public Defender's Office delivers essential legal representation to individuals who cannot afford an attorney, ensuring fair treatment in both criminal and family court matters.

  (845) 340-3232 www.ulstercountyny.gov
• Ulster County Area Transit (UCAT) Transportation

  Ulster County Area Transit (UCAT) provides public transit via fixed-route bus services and Paratransit ADA services throughout the County.

  (888) 827-8228 ucat.ulstercountyny.gov
• Ulster County Board of Elections Elections

  (845) 334-5470 elections.ulstercountyny.gov
• Ulster County Clerk's Office Clerk

  The Ulster County Clerk's Office is responsible for the Recording & Filing Department, the Department of Motor Vehicles, and the Records Management Program. It acts as custodian of the records for Ulster County, including deeds, mortgages, judgments, liens, maps, civil and criminal actions, processes passport and notary applications, and maintains the County Archives.

  (845) 340-3288 clerk.ulstercountyny.gov
• Ulster County Sheriff's Office Police

  It is the mission of the Ulster County Sheriff's Office to serve the public by enhancing our partnership with the community, and in so doing, protect life and property, prevent crime, solve problems and foster good will through courtesy and professionalism. The Office also maintains the county correctional facility.

  (845) 338-3640 www.ulstersheriffny.gov
• Veteran Services Agency (VSA) Human Services

  The Ulster County Veteran Services Agency (UCVSA) provides support to County veterans and their families in obtaining medical, disability, pension and education benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the NYS Department of Veteran Affairs.

  (845) 340-3190 www.ulstercountyny.gov