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Offers twenty miles of trails and a beach along the Great South Bay. Attractions include hiking, biking, fishing, camping, swimming, and cross-country skiing. Facilities include 9 softball fields, biking/walking paths, boat ramp, picnic tables, playground, a pool, basketball court, and 69 camp sites. Events include Winter Run and Summer Run series. Call for further information. Empire passport accepted no pets allowed except dogs in unrestricted areas.

Crews within each county are responsible for the day-to-day road maintenance and operation of the state roadways within their jurisdiction, including repairing pot holes. Their work includes doing minor road or bridge repairs, removing snow/ice, repairing and replacing signs, repairing guide rail, and mowing grass.

The town's maintenance responsibilities include snow and ice control, road patching, street sweeping, and the removal of brush and leaf bags. The Town of Smithtown Highway Department does NOT pick up stumps from trees outside of the town’s right of way.

Provides a variety of services from street maintenance, taking complaints and repairing highway damage and tree obstruction, maintains public parks, etc.

* Provides information on the following environmental services: Refuse and recycling collection. Commercial refuse. Street lighting. Graffiti removal. Dead animal removal. Bridge maintenance. Snow and ice removal. Street and sidewalk repair. Leaf collection. Vacant lot maintenance. Water billing, quality, emergencies and meter readings. Public work services.* Offers an information line for questions regarding City Hall departments and services.* Reporting of non-emergency crimes.* Offers the Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Detectors Landlord program. Tenants can contact for information about the program. Property landlord has to apply for the city to do the installation of the detectors

* Provides licenses, permits, and voter registration. * Offers Town hall services that include: Assessor. Building department. Animal control. Animal licenses. Highway department. Tax collection. Town History Office. Town Justice Court.

* Responsible for highway and infrastructure building and repair. State department of transportation covering Monroe, Ontario, Genesee, Livingston, Orleans, Wayne, Wyoming Counties. * Offers 24 hour hotline for reporting streets in need of repair.

Oversees the maintenance of all county roads including snow removal.

constructs and maintains county roads and bridges Performs roadside drainage and maintains signs on county roads picks up dead deer (not smaller animals) in the county right-of-way (usually 25' from road's centerline) on county roads outside the City of Ithaca. Typically does not handle domestic animals in road or on public property.

* Administers the Highway Department. Services include: Brush roadside cleanup. Spring & Fall cleanup. Electronics recycling. Brush pile for residents to bring their brush. Wood chips for town residents. Snowplowing town roads.

surveying, engineering road and bridge reconstruction, patching, signing, striping, ditching, cutting trees and brush, grading, roadside mowing, guide rail installation, stone crushing and screening preparing county road and bridge construction plan advising businesses and homeowners requesting roadway or driveway access onto county highways oversight of Chase Field Airport, 922 Route 222 operating 55-acre Dwyer Memorial Park, north end of Little York Lake, picnicking, softball field, horseshoe pits, boating facilities and children's play areas. Three pavilions available on a first-come, first-served basis. Call the department for reservations.

maintains and reconstructs streets maintains and builds storm sewers removes snow/de-ices roadsSidewalk Snow Removal property owners responsible for clearing snow and ice from sidewalks and corner curb-cuts within 24 hours of snowfall's start city crews may clear sidewalks; property owners ticketed and billed for services dig outy fire hydrantsTo find help to clear sidewalks: consider hiring a young person through the Ithaca Youth Bureau Youth Employment Service, 607- 273-8364 if physically or financially unable to remove snow, contact Tompkins County Office for the Aging, 607- 274-5482, or Lifelong, 607-273-1511, for volunteers to help

* Administers building permits, planning board/zoning, leash law, curfew for youth under 17.* Coordinates services through the public works office. Sewers, water, street/sidewalk maintenance, leaf and brush collection, refuse.* Provides emergency and non-emergency services by Monroe County Sheriff's Department.* Offers a Safe place for any youth in crisis who has either ran away from home, is afraid to go home.

* Provides information on the following environmental services: Refuse and recycling collection. Commercial refuse. Street lighting. Graffiti removal. Dead animal removal. Bridge maintenance. Snow and ice removal. Street and sidewalk repair. Leaf collection. Vacant lot maintenance. Water billing, quality, emergencies and meter readings. Public work services.* Offers an information line for questions regarding City Hall departments and services.* Reporting of non-emergency crimes.* Offers the Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Detectors Landlord program. Tenants can contact for information about the program. Property landlord has to apply for the city to do the installation of the detectors

Oversees the maintenance of all county roads including snow removal.

Oversees the maintenance if the county system of highways for the transportation of people, goods and services, and to provide drivers with a safe environment.

Oversees the maintenance and safety of all town roads. Responsibilities include street sweeping, pothole repair, storm drains, snow removal, tree removal, tree planting. and leaf collection.

Supervises the construction repair and maintenance of all roads, sidewalks, bridges, municipal parking areas, recharge basins and drainage structures and systems. Responsibilities include sand spreading, snow and street debris removal, maintenance of the safety of town roads by installing and maintaining traffic signals, street signs, pavement markings and street lights.

Provides a walkway from an old railroad bridge transformed into a park and walkway providing public access for pedestrians, hikers, joggers, bicyclists, and people with disabilities to the Hudson River's scenic landscape. The bridge serves as a connector to an extensive network of rail trails on both sides of the river.

Responsible for maintaining all town-designated roads, ensuring they are accessible for vehicular traffic every day, in all kinds of weather. This includes grading, paving, and sealing roadways; clearing, cleaning, and grading ditches; tree and brush trimming in the town rights of way; mowing roadsides; and plowing, salting, and sanding during the winter months.

Oversees the maintenance of all county roads including snow removal.

The County Department of Public Works is responsible for maintaining a system of highways for the transportation of people, goods and services, and to provide drivers with a safe environment.

Crews within each county are responsible for the day-to-day road maintenance and operation of the state roadways within their jurisdiction, including repairing pot holes. Their work includes doing minor road or bridge repairs, removing snow/ice, repairing and replacing signs, repairing guide rail, and mowing grass.

Provides the designing, maintaining and repairing roads and bridges, plowing snow, as well as fueling, maintaining and repairing the County's vehicle fleet.