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Hudson Valley News
12:15 am
Thu December 27, 2012
Ulster County Has a New Phone Number for Storms and Emergencies
With the storm that began Wednesday, Hudson Valley emergency services personnel, power companies, and local government officials are keeping a close watch. In Ulster County, there is a new way to get information about storms and other emergencies.
Ulster County Executive Michael Hein has established a county informational phone number with a recording which is periodically updated during a storm or other emergency. He is asking residents to either check the county’s Web site, at www.UlsterCountyNY.gov, or if you lose power and Internet connection to call 888-455-1616 to find out about road closures, shelter information, and other emergency-related items. And, as usual, only call 9-1-1 when there is a true emergency.
(If you go to www.ulstercountyny.gov, just click on "Winter Storm Information".)