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The Environmental Health unit is responsible for inspections of all public pools and bathing beaches to ensure compliance with Part 6 of the New York State Sanitary Code. Inspections are done on a quarterly basis for year-round facilities and monthly for seasonal facilities. Additionally, the unit investigates all complaints, whether general and or illness related to the facilities.

Hears matters involving children and families including adoption, guardianship, foster care approval and review, juvenile delinquency, family violence, child abuse and neglect, as well as child support, custody and visitation.

Provides transportation for elderly and disabled residents to medical and non-medical appointments as well as local shopping trips.

Offers a full range of services and activities for adults and children including computer access, story programs for preschoolers, programs for seniors, and summer reading clubs for children and teens.

Provides disposal of discontinued, expired or unwanted medications in a manner that considers public health, as well as the environment.Contact Chenango County Sheriff's Office to find a drop off location

Provides financial aid information and funds to students planning to enroll or enrolled at Binghamton University. Status inquiry available 24 hrs at 607-777-2700.

Provides legal assistance to migrant and seasonal farm workers and their families on legal issues such as wage claims, workplace health and safety, substandard housing conditions, immigration matters, and trafficking.

Allows older and disabled individuals take charge of their home care services by hiring, scheduling, selecting needed activities of daily living are to be completed, and supervising the aides they've chosen. Activities of daily living (ADLs) are defined asbathing or showering, dressing, getting in and out of bed or a chair, walking,using the toilet, and eating

Assistance to low-income individuals with civil legal issues in areas of: Public benefits (including Public Assistance, Food Stamps, HEAP, and Medicaid) Unemployment insurance (denials and terminations) Housing issues (including landlord/tenant relations, evictions, homelessness prevention, public housing and subsidized housing (Section 8) Social Security Disability (SSD) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) denials, terminations, overpayments and underpayments Foreclosure services, including: representation at settlement conferences foreclosure defenses help getting loan modifications (before or after a foreclosure action has been filed) negotiating with lenders and loan servicers help with short sales help to tenants living in foreclosed properties facing eviction Employment Rights and Rights of Persons with Criminal Records (Tompkins, Tioga, Chemung and Schuyler Counties) Employment Discrimination Employment Clearance for Background Checks by Public Agencies Certificates of Relief from Disability/ Certificates of Good Conduct Public Benefits denials based on Criminal Record ("Fleeing Felon" and UIB Misconduct) Employment Discrimination based on Criminal Record (Re-entry issues) Legal education and advice to community groups; and other non-criminal cases Uncontested divorces may be handled by pro bono (volunteer) attorneys or through pro se (do it yourself) clinics. Call for availability. DOES NOT HANDLE: criminal cases traffic violations DUIs security deposit returns small claims court cases Family Court issues divorce Provides services via referral from these organizations: Tompkins and Tioga County Offices for the Aging: counsel and advice or brief service without regard to income for senior citizens Advocacy Center: limited legal services to adult victims of sexual assault A New Hope Center: limited legal services to adult victims of sexual assault

Offers support, research, training, and resources to individuals, families, and college campus communities looking for strategies to foster and support college students with disabilities, such as Autism and Down Syndrome. Provides information about parents' rights in high education, universal design for courses, accommodations for specific types of disabilities, and other disability-related resources.

Offers a wide range of licensing, records, and informational services to village residents. Licensing and permits include hunting/fishing/trapping licenses, disabled parking permits, and dog licenses.

Provides information and assistance to Veterans, family members, and active military personnel in obtaining records, benefits, and entitlements from the Department of Veteran's Affairs.

Provides park and recreational programs and activities for residents and visitors to the Town of Lysander.

Provides spiritual support to Jewish residents in the Capital Region through supportive long-term care facilities. Services include pastoral care, connection to Jewish education and consultation and to professionals within the community.

Provides dog (and/or wildlife in some cases) control services for the Town of Gilboa.

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Provides food assistance to low-income households with food loss or damage caused by a natural disaster.

Provides a variety of home heating and energy saving services to income eligible homeowners or renters.

Provides postal services to area residents.