SUFFOLK COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK / STEVE BELLONE, COUNTY EXECUTIVE

Governor Hochul Urges Freight Rail Industry, Congress, and Federal Regulators to Take Additional Actions to Prevent Freight Rail Hazmat Disasters in the Wake of East Palestine Toxic Train Derailment

Bruce Weinberg / Thursday, February 23, 2023 0 27

State Department of Transportation to Host Open House on Resurfacing Project in the City of Ithaca

Bruce Weinberg / Tuesday, February 21, 2023 0 30

State Department of Transportation to Host Open House for Bridge Rehabilitation Project in the City of Syracuse

Bruce Weinberg / Tuesday, February 21, 2023 0 28

Statement for NYSDOT Communications Director Josephy Morrissey

Bruce Weinberg / Wednesday, February 15, 2023 0 34

State Department of Transportation Announces New Leadership on the I-81 Viaduct Project

Bruce Weinberg / Wednesday, February 8, 2023 0 40

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SUFFOLK COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK / STEVE BELLONE, COUNTY EXECUTIVE

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Governor Hochul Urges Freight Rail Industry, Congress, and Federal Regulators to Take Additional Actions to Prevent Freight Rail Hazmat Disasters in the Wake of East Palestine Toxic Train Derailment

State Department of Transportation to Host Open House on Resurfacing Project in the City of Ithaca

State Department of Transportation to Host Open House for Bridge Rehabilitation Project in the City of Syracuse

Statement for NYSDOT Communications Director Josephy Morrissey

State Department of Transportation Announces New Leadership on the I-81 Viaduct Project

HOW TO GET INFORMATION DURING & AFTER AN EMERGENCY

LEARN MORE

SUFFOLKALERT

SUFFOLK COUNTY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS REGISTRY

SHELTER & STORM SURGE ZONE MAPPING TOOL

PREPAREDNESS INFORMATION

Build a Kit

Make a Plan

Be Informed

Shelters

Evacuating Yourself & Your Family

Warning Systems & Signals: Ways to Stay Informed

Office of Emergency Management

FACEBOOK

TWITTER

Contact Information