Suggested donation of $7.00 per pet (cash or check only).

ALL RABIES CLINICS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Appointments will be scheduled clinic by clinic, with lines opening the Wednesday prior.

Clinics are on Wednesday evenings from 6 pm to 8 pm. All pets must be restrained on a leash or in a pet carrier. Pets must be at least 3 months old. Pets receiving their first rabies shot must get a booster within 1 year. Proof of previous vaccination is required to qualify for a 3-yr certificate. Accepted forms of proof: 1) “Certificate of Vaccination” obtained from veterinarian or Oswego County Environmental Division. 2) “Dog license” showing rabies expiration date. *Public Health Law requires all dogs, cats and ferrets be vaccinated against rabies by 4 months old.

March 25th: Oswego County DPW Scriba Garage; 31 Schaad Drive, Oswego

May 6th: Oswego County DPW Pulaski Garage; Centerville Rd, Pulaski

May 20th: Oswego County DPW Parish Garage; 24 Dill Pickle Alley, Parish

June 10th: Bristol Hill Transfer Station; 3125 ST Rt 3, Fulton

July 8th: Hannibal Town Highway Garage; 68 Cemetery Drive, Hannibal

August 5th: West Monroe Town Highway Garage; 46 Co. Rt 11, West Monroe

September 16th: Oswego County DPW Pulaski Garage; Centerville Rd, Pulaski

October 14th: Oswego County DPW Scriba Garage; 31 Schaad Drive, Oswego

For more information, visit: Oswego County Health Department, 70 Bunner St., Oswego, NY 13126. Phone 315-349-3564. Website: www.oswegocountyny.gov Email: healthdepartment@oswegocountyny.gov Facebook: Oswego County Health Instagram: OswegoHealthDpt CDC: www.cdc.gov/rabies

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Article 41, section 1660, paragraph 11 of the State Vehicle & Traffic Law that ALL Town roads in the Town of Albion, Oswego County, NY, are temporary closed to any vehicle with gross loads in excess of 6 tons. Under this restriction, effective not less than ten (10) days after publication, NO vehicle with gross weight in excess of 6 tons will be permitted to operate on Town roads in the Town of Albion until the end of May 2026.

The Fisheries & Oceans Canada, in partnership with the Great Lakes Fishery Commission, plans to conduct a sea lamprey control treatment on the Salmon River (Lewis/Oswego County), Grindstone Creek (Oswego County), Little Sandy Creek (Oswego County), Black River (Jefferson County).

These treatments will be from May to June for (Salmon River, Grindstone Creek & Little Sandy Creek. August to September for (Black River, Little River & Fish Creek).

During the treatment, you may notice sea lamprey control field crews working along the stream or see temporary red or green coloration in the water. The colors come from non-toxic dyes used to monitor stream water flow so that precise concentrations of lampricides can be achieved during treatment. The lampricide treatment itself will tint the water slightly yellow, will flush from the system once the treatment ends, and dilutes & degrades to non-detectable levels shortly after the treatment ends.

As a precaution, agricultural irrigation from the treated sections of the stream should be suspended at the start of the treatment until24 hours after it concludes, & anyone holding bait fish or other aquatic organisms in stream water should use an alternate water source during this time.

For landowners-related questions: contact the Sea Lamprey Control Center main desk at 1-705-941-3000 or 1-866-290-3731 & they will pass your message along to the control supervisor.

For media-related questions: Jill Wingfield at 734-262-7717 or jwingfield@glfc.org.

Go to: Oswegocounty.com

Point to: GOVERNMENT TAB Click On: County Legislature

UNDER: Related Pages on the left – (scroll down) Click on: Meeting Agendas & Records

UNDER: Meetings & Agendas in the middle of the page

UNDER: Adopted Resolutions Click on the down arrow by the year you want to see Click on the date you want to see

The Town of Albion Town Board will hold a Public Hearing on the Town’s draft Comprehensive Plan at 6:00 pm, on Tuesday, July 14th at the Altmar/Albion Municipal Building, 15 Bridge St., Altmar, NY. The Comprehensive Plan identifies goals, objectives and policies for the immediate and long-range protection, enhancement, and development of the community. The plan, developed in a series of public meetings, will form the framework for the town’s land use and subdivision regulations and is intended to guide the decisions of the Town board. Copies of the draft Comprehensive Plan are available at the Town Clerk’s office and online at https://townofalbion-ny.us.

Oswego County – Are you interested in bringing an evidence-based health workshop to your community organization? Oswego County residents and organizations can contact the Oswego County Health Department to bring a “Living Well” workshop or presentation to your community at no cost.

“Living Well” is a series of interactive classes that occur weekly. Each workshop is facilitated by a trained lifestyle coach.

“Living Well” workshop topics include: Diabetes Self-Management (once a week for six weeks); Chronic Pain Self-Management (choice of once or twice a week for six weeks); Chronic Disease Self-Management (once a week for six weeks); Cancer Thriving and Surviving (once a week for six weeks); Stepping-On Fall Prevention (once a week for seven weeks).

In addition to the “Living Well” series, the health department offers free presentations on various health related topics, such as immunizations and communicable disease, summer safety, tick-borne and mosquito-borne disease, “rethink your drink” and more.

The department also offers evidence-based suicide prevention classes with special focuses available by request for seniors and caregivers, members of the LGBTQ+ community and firearm owners. Learn about recognizing signs of mental health crises, how to talk about mental health in general and receive access to local resources.

Naloxone (Narcan) training is also available through the health department. Naloxone is a life-saving medication that can reverse the effects of an overdose. The training is short, flexible and built to fit your schedule. Each participant receives a free naloxone kit.

“Living Well” workshops and Naloxone trainings can be hosted in person or virtually based on your community’s needs.

To schedule a mental health presentation or Naloxone training, call Sarah Cotton at 315-349-3382 or visit https://health.oswegocounty.com/.

For those residents that do not know, the Town of Albion has a Free Little Library in front of the municipal building at 15 bridge St., Altmar. This little library is sponsored by the Williamstown Library, and is run by Dori Rolon, steward.

You can take a book, leave a book (NO Profanity). If you have any suggestions on what kind of literature you would like to read, please contact Dori Rolon at 315-964-2520 or at the following:

Facebook – AltmarLittleFreeLibrary

Email: altmarlittlefreelibrary@gmail.com

National Grid is proposing to increase its electrical delivery revenues by approximately $525 million (20% increase). It also proposes to increase its gas delivery revenues by approximately $148 million (28% increase). The proposed new rates would be monthly increase to electric = $18.92 and monthly increase to gas = $18.34.

NYS Dept. of Public Service Commission will be holding three-in-person public hearings and one virtual public hearing between 9/17/24 – 9/25/24 at the following sites:

Tuesday, September 17, 2024 at 6:00pm: Albany Public Library Auditorium, 161 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12210

Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 6:00pm: Clay Town Hall Town Board Meeting Room, 4401 Route 31, Clay, NY 13041

Tuesday, September 24, 2024 at 4:00pm: Buffalo Central Library Auditorium, 1 LaFayette Square (Clinton St. entrance), Buffalo, NY 14203

The virtual Hearing will be held on Wednesday, September 25, 2024 at 1:00pm The Electronic Access: www.webex.com; Event Number: 161 799 6102, Password: Sept25-1pm. The phone access: 518-549-0500, access code:161 799 6102, phone-in password: 73782501.

Any person wishing to provide a public statement on the record during the virtual public hearing must register by 3:00pm on Monday, September 23, 2024 by visiting www.webex.com, where they should click “Join” at the top right hand corner.

To register and to provide a statement by phone: By 3:00pn on Monday, September 23, 2024, by calling 1-800-342-3330, follow the prompts to the appropriate hearing, then provide your first & last name, address & phone number. On the day of the virtual public hearing, dial 518-549-0500 and enter the access code and phone in password. All participants must be muted upon entry.

For those who cannot attend any of the hearings you may write your comments to the Commission and refer to “Case 24-E-0322-National Grid” or “Case 24-G-0322”. All comments must be received by February 28, 2025.

Internet or Mail: Go to www.dps.ny.gov, click on “File Search” and enter “24-E–322”, or “24-G-0323”.

Help Program: Get hired this year with NO CIVIL SERVICE EXAM! Oswego County has been approved to fill the following positions with NO EXAM for a one-year period: Caseworker, Caseworker Aide, Community Service Worker, Social Welfare Examiner, Support Examiner. *Exams are still required for all other DSS positions*

What this means to you: You must still meet the minimum qualifications required for each position. You don’t need to worry about passing an exam and being reachable on the exam is to be considered for hire. You can feel confident leaving a current job without worries of passing an exam at a later date. Your only concern is your performance on the job, not your exam score. When the HELP Program period expires, you will remain in your position with no exam.

Employee Benefits (specific benefits vary based on union): Health Insurance; Prescription Drug benefit; Paid holidays: annual & sick leave; Life Insurance (no cost to employee); Flexible Spending (FSA); Dental & Vision (union sponsored); NYS Retirement; Deferred Compensation plan; Tuition Reimbursement; Public Service Loan Forgiveness.

To apply now go to: www.oswegocounty.com/civilservice or Humanresources@oswegocounty.com or call 315-349-8209.

Consists of trained Veteran Services Officers that will assist veterans, their spouses, and dependents with filing for VA benefits. They will also assist with VA claims such as Disability Compensation; Pension; Burial; Survivor Benefits; Education & Home Loan.

To schedule an appointment at any of the following locations, please call 315-591-9100, or email: veterans@oswegocounty.com. The offices are closed for lunch from Noon to 1pm.

The Main Office is located at 200 N. 2nd St. , Fulton. Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. from 8am to 4pm and on Thursday, from 8am to Noon.

VA Outpatient Clinic is located at 293 NYS Rt 104, Oswego every Tuesday from 8am to 4pm.

H. Douglas Barclay Courthouse is located at 1 Broad St., Pulaski the 1st & 2nd Thursday from 8am to 4pm.