Government

Now Hiring: New York State Seeks Public Servants for Statewide Job Openings

Published

8 months ago

September 20, 2025

In New York, we don’t turn our backs on hardworking public servants — we open our doors.

New York State is actively recruiting individuals who are ready to make a difference. With thousands of opportunities available across state agencies and departments, now is the time to consider a rewarding career in public service.

Whether you’re seeking a fresh start or a new challenge, New York offers more than just a job — it offers a future. From healthcare and education to transportation, law enforcement, and administration, there are meaningful roles for people with a wide range of skills and experiences.

New York is a great place to live and work, with competitive benefits, strong worker protections, and a commitment to inclusion and opportunity. If you’re ready to serve your community and build a career with purpose, explore what New York State has to offer.

To view current openings and apply, visit

View Current Vacancies Statewide

Government

Rockland County Hosting Accessible Fun Day at RCC on May 15

Published

6 days ago

May 13, 2026

Rockland Report Admin

Rockland County Office for People with Disabilities is inviting residents to attend its annual Accessible Fun Day on Friday, May 15, 2026.

The free community event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Eugene Levy Fieldhouse on the campus of Rockland Community College, located at 145 College Road in Suffern.

The event will feature:

Adaptive sports
Arts and crafts
Music
Family-friendly activities
And more

Admission and parking are free. Walk-ins are welcome, though registration is encouraged.

For more information, call 845-364-3980 or email rcopwd@co.rockland.ny.us.

Government

Report Litterbugs in Rockland County Through Keep Rockland Beautiful Program

Published

1 week ago

May 9, 2026

Rockland Report Admin

Littering is illegal and can result in fines for those who commit the offense. Some litterbugs simply need to be informed and reminded that littering — whether deliberate or unintentional — can end with a personal commitment to stop.

The Keep Rockland Beautiful Report-A-Litterbug Program encourages the public to report people who litter in an effort to help make Rockland County’s roadways cleaner. The program provides every individual with an opportunity to be an active participant in reducing litter.

If you see someone littering from their car, or trash blowing out from the back of a truck, the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office will send the vehicle owner a warning letter based on your report to Keep Rockland Beautiful.

To report a litterbug, visit: Keep Rockland Beautiful Report-A-Litterbug Program