SPECIAL NOTICE:
The Village office is open on a limited schedule. Please call or check the signs posted at the Town Hall for information. Payments will be accepted by mail or the drop located at the front of the Town Hall or during posted hours (late fees will be waived for water/sewer payments). Masks are required in the Town Hall.
TRASH WILL BE COLLECTED AS USUAL.
With the current situation Residents are able to contact the Village office to receive trash or recycle stickers by mail. Postage and cost of stickers will be added to your quarterly bill.
Should you have a water/sewer issue that needs immediate attention, please don't hesitate to call me at 315.571.4541 or 315.344.7123. You may also call Tim Murray at 315.528.2377.
Wishing you and your families health and safety,
The health and safety of our employees, residents and community are our top priority during these difficult times
Therefore, due to the unfortunate situation with the COVID-19 outbreak, it is with great sadness the Village of Heuvelton Board of Trustees has decided to cancel the Summer Recreation Program for this year.
We understand that this is disappointing, but hopefully we will be able to resume our full program next summer.
SLC Public Health Resources-slcph_covid-19.pdf
Directory of agencies providing support--slc_covid_services.pdf
From Patty Richie's office:
Dear Friend,
I recognize that these are very challenging times for so many—especially those who have lost jobs or closed their businesses as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic.
If you have been trying to apply for unemployment, you have likely experienced long phone waits and website crashes due to extremely high demand. To those struggling with filing, please know that I understand your frustration and will continue to advocate for addressing this issue as quickly as possible.
In the meantime, I wanted to share helpful information from the Department of Labor (DOL) — including details on assistance measures included in the “CARES Act,” which was signed into law last week by the President:
Please note that New York State is waiving the 7-day waiting period for Unemployment Insurance benefits for those out of work due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Additionally, if you are running into issues due the DOL website and call center, please know your claim will start on the day you were separated from your employer and DOL will backdate any claims that were not processed in a timely manner due to the overwhelming demand.
I hope this information is helpful. Moving forward, I encourage you to visit my website--www.ritchie.nysenate.gov—regularly for important information and resources as the Coronavirus pandemic continues.
Sincerely,
Patty
Watertown Office:
Dulles State Office Building
317 Washington Street, Suite 418
(315) 782-3418
St. Lawrence Office:
330 Ford Street
Ogdensburg, NY 13669
(315) 393-3024
Oswego Office:
46 East Bridge Street
First Floor
(315) 342-2057
The Village office is open on a limited schedule. Please call or check the signs posted at the Town Hall for information. Payments will be accepted by mail or the drop located at the front of the Town Hall or during posted hours (late fees will be waived for water/sewer payments). Masks are required in the Town Hall.
TRASH WILL BE COLLECTED AS USUAL.
With the current situation Residents are able to contact the Village office to receive trash or recycle stickers by mail. Postage and cost of stickers will be added to your quarterly bill.
Should you have a water/sewer issue that needs immediate attention, please don't hesitate to call me at 315.571.4541 or 315.344.7123. You may also call Tim Murray at 315.528.2377.
Wishing you and your families health and safety,
The health and safety of our employees, residents and community are our top priority during these difficult times
Therefore, due to the unfortunate situation with the COVID-19 outbreak, it is with great sadness the Village of Heuvelton Board of Trustees has decided to cancel the Summer Recreation Program for this year.
We understand that this is disappointing, but hopefully we will be able to resume our full program next summer.
SLC Public Health Resources-slcph_covid-19.pdf
Directory of agencies providing support--slc_covid_services.pdf
From Patty Richie's office:
Dear Friend,
I recognize that these are very challenging times for so many—especially those who have lost jobs or closed their businesses as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic.
If you have been trying to apply for unemployment, you have likely experienced long phone waits and website crashes due to extremely high demand. To those struggling with filing, please know that I understand your frustration and will continue to advocate for addressing this issue as quickly as possible.
In the meantime, I wanted to share helpful information from the Department of Labor (DOL) — including details on assistance measures included in the “CARES Act,” which was signed into law last week by the President:
- What you need to know about the CARES Act
- Guidance for self-employed individuals
- Unemployment Insurance Frequently Asked Questions
- Step-by-step instructions for filing online
Please note that New York State is waiving the 7-day waiting period for Unemployment Insurance benefits for those out of work due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Additionally, if you are running into issues due the DOL website and call center, please know your claim will start on the day you were separated from your employer and DOL will backdate any claims that were not processed in a timely manner due to the overwhelming demand.
I hope this information is helpful. Moving forward, I encourage you to visit my website--www.ritchie.nysenate.gov—regularly for important information and resources as the Coronavirus pandemic continues.
Sincerely,
Patty
Watertown Office:
Dulles State Office Building
317 Washington Street, Suite 418
(315) 782-3418
St. Lawrence Office:
330 Ford Street
Ogdensburg, NY 13669
(315) 393-3024
Oswego Office:
46 East Bridge Street
First Floor
(315) 342-2057
Special Notice
Get Involved: How You Can Help | Department of Health
New York State is doing all it can to keep New Yorkers safe and stop the spread of COVID-19. But we’re stronger if we all work together. Governor Cuomo is calling on health care professionals, schools of public health or medicine and PPE products providers and manufacturers to come forward to support the state’s response.
https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/get-involved-how-you-can-help
Special Notice:
The St. Raphael's Food Pantry is still open. Please call and leave a message to make arrangements.
(315) 344-2383
Below are links to websites with helpful information regarding the Corona Virus:
Coronavirus: Why You Must Act Now
https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coronavirus-act-today-or-people-will-die-f4d3d9cd99ca
NYS Department of Health
https://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/communicable/coronavirus/
Unemployment Filing Information
https://labor.ny.gov/ui/how_to_file_claim.shtm
Here is a link to a guide for self-employed individuals trying to file a unemployment claim:
https://www.labor.ny.gov/ui/pdfs/self-employed-ui-guide.pdf