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Offers a Victim Impact Panel run by the Suffolk County Probation Department in conjunction with the Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD). The DUI Victim Impact Panel Program is an awareness program for offenders convicted of misdemeanor driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. The panels consist of a non-confrontational presentation consisting of crime victims telling their own personal stories of how impaired drivers forever changed their lives. The panel presents a unique perspective to the offender that is often overlooked or simply cannot be taught by the courts and the DUI offender schools. Any individual who is not on probation, please call the Deputy Director for more information at (631) 852-5107. All participants must register no one will be admitted without prior registration. Call for detailed information.

Handles legal matters including civil, criminal, small claims, and eviction cases within the Town of Diana.

Serves and enforces civil processes issued by the courts, including Summons, Petitions, Subpoenas, Real and Personal Property Executions, Orders of Seizure, Attachment Orders, Warrants of Eviction, and Civil Arrest Warrants.

Community living in individual residential alternatives, intermediate care facilities, supportive apartments and transitional dual diagnosis residences.

A comprehensive child development Head Start/Preschool program designed to serve income eligible children 0-5 years of age including children with disabilities and their families.

creates job opportunities hosts job fairs helps workers find jobs helps businesses find skilled workers maintains the NY Talent Bank offers tools for career building. UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS ONLINE: GO TO www.labor.ny.govUNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS: Apply online at www.labor.ny.gov

Offers a socialization group for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities that meets at the Commack site and participates in recreational activities in the local community.

The DFC program, in collaboration with the Communities That Cares (CTC) Coalitions, aims to reduce substance abuse among youth by addressing community factors that increase the risk of substance abuse and promoting factors that minimize the risk of substance abuse. The CTC Coalition includes individuals from all sectors of the community who work together to reduce risk factors and strengthen protective factors through education, enforcement, and policy initiatives. If you are interested in joining the Putnam County Communities That Care please contact our Coalition Coordinator at [email protected].

Maintains all town roads including paving & repair, snow removal, street sweeping, and signage in the Town of Ashland. Picks up residential brush & leaves and provides waste management information for Town of Ashland residents.

March 2024- Carshare has reopened after pausing for 9 months Self-service, 24-hour access to over 29 vehicles, including a pick-up truck and two (2) 7-passenger minivans, located in and around downtown, Fall Creek, South Hill, Collegetown, East Hill and Cornell, West Hill at Chestnut and Elm.Works best for short-term vehicle use, e.g., errands, appointments, etc. Vehicles can be reserved online or by phone. Gas, insurance, roadside assistance and regular maintenance are included in the hourly and mileage charges.Drivers must have a valid driver's license and apply for membership.Membership options include: 2 personal plans, suited for higher or lower frequency of vehicle use. The Easy Access membership for lower income individuals (150% FPL or less). Those receiving EBT/food stamps, Medicaid, or Free and Reduced school lunch are eligible. Comes with waived application fee, reduced monthly membership fee and $15 monthly driving credit. t Plans for organizations and businesses. Cornell University staff that participate in a commuter program eligible to receive discount. Cornell students also receive the discount. CCT's mission-focused services and activities include Ithaca Carshare (24/7 Carsharing program), Bike Walk Tompkins (cycling/pedestrian education and advocacy), and Ithaca Bikeshare (24/7 bikeshare network), emphasizing social equity and environmental sustainability in this era of new transportation options and emerging mobility trends.CCT works with local transportation providers, educators, planners, decision-makers, advocates, and users to fulfill our mission of enhancing transportation access in our community while reducing its negative environmental and economic impacts. We work toward a dynamic and collaborative transportation sector that effectively identifies, advocates for, and provides solutions that serve our entire community.

Adventure Based Counseling (ABC) is a group oriented program that helps participants learn to increase self-awareness, accept responsibility for their choices, and connect with others. These outcomes offer a unique opportunity to help adolescents achieve positive therapeutic outcomes.

A Continuing Care Retirement Community from Bethel.

Food Pantry

Provides each midshipman with the broad college education required for a bachelor of science degree, with the specialized training for licensing as a merchant marine officer, and with the military knowledge for commissioning in a reserve component of the Armed Forces. Call for detailed information.

Food pantry/meal program for people in need; non-perishable food and bread. For individuals and families in quarantine due to COVID-19, staff will provide food to a family member/friend to deliver on their behalf.

Public library. Offers Public Access Computers: 6 computers with networked Microsoft Office Applications, printing (10 cents per page B&W, 25 cents color), Internet Access, and public Wi-Fi. Offers programming for all ages such as preschool story time, craft programs, Lego club, Chess club and more. Library of Things available for a 7-day loan period including yard games, metal detector, radon detector, digital conversion devices, outdoor movie projector and screen and many more items. Serves as a Cooling Center for individuals during times of excessive heat. Always call ahead to make sure a Cooling Center is open before going there.

Provides basic services including home visits, furniture, clothing, food and occasionally financial support.

A free public school offering grades kindergarten to 5th.

A partnership with BCH to provide support to older adults as they are discharged from the hospital

Provides the traditional basic public works services such as water, sewer and highways. In addition, the DPW also provides services including urban forestry services, parks and trail maintenance, yard waste pickup, municipal building maintenance, stormwater system maintenance, fleet services, grounds maintenance, street sweeping and signs.