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  • Broome County Highway Work Plan for Week of 7/22

    (BINGHAMTON, NY) Broome County Executive Jason Garnar and Sue Brown, Highway Commissioner released the following highway work planned for the week beginning July 22:

    • Division will be striping County roadways with paint truck.
    • Our mow crew will continue mowing the Right of Way along County Roadway system.
    • We will continue patching on roadways.
    • The Division thru a service contract will be performing a paving project on Powderhouse Road (From City of Binghamton Line to Brown Rd)
    • The Division thru a service contract will be performing a paving project on Reynolds Road (From East Maine toTwining)
    • The Division will perform grader patching on County roads.
    • The Division thru a service contract will be performing a paving project on Beartown Road
    • The Division will be ditching on Trim St and Cloverdale Road
  • County Executive Garnar Extends Hours at Cole, Dorchester & Greenwood Parks This Weekend (July 20-21)

    (BINGHAMTON, NY) Broome County Executive Jason Garnar announced today that he has directed the Broome County Department of Parks, Recreation and Youth Services to extend the hours for the beach areas at several Broome County parks this weekend – Cole Park, Dorchester Park and Greenwood Park – due to the expected high temperatures and humidity.
     
    For Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21 – the beach areas at Cole Park in the Town of Colesville, Dorchester Park in the Town of Triangle and Greenwood Park in the Town of Lisle will open one hour earlier starting at 10AM and remain open an additional hour, closing at 8PM.
     
    Regular weekend hours for beach areas at the parks are 11AM-7:30PM.
     
    “I want everyone in Broome County to be safe and stay hydrated this weekend with the extremely high temperatures we are expecting. No better way to beat the heat by enjoying one of our great county parks, at no cost, and swim in the beach areas with your family and friends,” said County Executive Garnar.
     
    Admission to Broome County parks is free.
     
    A full list of cooling centers in Broome County can be found at www.goBroomeCounty.com. Please note some of these places may not be open on the weekend. You are advised to call before heading to a location.

  • July 19th Movies in the Park Postponed

    CONTACT:
    Elizabeth Woidt, Director of Parks, Recreation & Youth Services

    (607) 778-2193
    EWoidt@co.broome.ny.us

     

    (TOWN OF DICKINSON, NY) The Broome County Department of Parks, Recreation and Youth Services announced today that the Movies in the Park event scheduled for July 19, 2019 at Otsiningo Park has been postponed due to the potential for inclement weather and the current heat index.

    The movie featuring Aquaman has been rescheduled for Friday, August 23, 2019.

    Today, the Parks and Recreation Department has been in regular contact with the National Weather Service-Binghamton. There is potential for inclement weather to impact the weather during the scheduled time of the movie. Due to the potential for storms and the heat index the area is experiencing, the decision has been made to postpone.

    Movies in the Park is a free, family-friendly event series held at Otsiningo Park in the Town of Dickinson.

  • Nanticoke Drive and Twist Run Road Intersection (Town of Union) to be Closed July 29-August 18

    (TOWN OF UNION, NY) From the Broome County Department of Public Works: The intersection of Nanticoke Drive and Twist Run Road, Broome County-owned roads located in the Town of Union, shall be closed to all traffic on July 29, 2019 at 7:00AM and reopen to traffic on August 19, 2019.

    The intersection will be closed due to the replacement of the culvert on Nanticoke Drive.

    All thru traffic will need to seek alternate routes while the intersection is closed; A detour utilizing local roads will be in place.

    Additional information may be obtained by contacting Nazar Logvis, Engineer II at (607) 778-2457, or emailing him at nazar.logvis@broomecountyny.gov

  • Important Information for Five Finger Death Punch Concert Attendees

    (BINGHAMTON, NY) Broome County outlines restrictions for the upcoming Five Finger Death Punch concert at the Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena

    “We encourage everyone to come and enjoy the show,” said Broome County Executive Jason Garnar. “However, the tour has a list of items that people cannot bring into the Arena and we want to let you know in advance, so you can go quickly through security and not miss part of the excitement.”

    Everyone entering the Arena will be required to go through a metal detector, so you are asked to take that into consideration when planning your evening and arrive early.

    Restricted items include:

    • Bags/Purses larger than 14 by 14” by 6
    • Backpacks, briefcases, camera bags, and luggage
    • Cans, bottles, coolers, frozen water or outside food of any kind
    • Video Cameras and recording devices
    • Laser Pointers, glow sticks, candles, whistles, horns, or any noise making device
    • Weapons of any kind including guns, handcuffs, knives, mace, long chains, and pepper spray
    • Alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs or paraphernalia
    • Go Pros, IPads, Selfie Sticks, or detachable lens cameras, lap top computers, or tablets
    • Inflatable items such as beach balls
    • Fireworks
    • Bicycles, scooters, or Segway’s
    • Pets (service dogs exempt)

    Any authorized items brought into the Arena can be carried in clear plastic bags.

    “In keeping these added precautions in mind, we are asking everyone to arrive early so you can get through security quickly and enjoy the concert,” said Director of Security James Dadamio. “We will have ample security staff in place to ensure a smooth entry into the building.”

    Parking for the event will be available under Government Plaza. The entrance is on Isbell Street. Parking is $4 per car. Anticipate heavier than normal traffic conditions and give yourself some extra time to get there.

    Five Finger Death Punch with special guests In This Moment and Fire From the Gods is this Wednesday, July 24th at 7:30 p.m. Doors will open at 6:00 p.m.

  • Lifeguards Needed at Broome County Parks

    (BINGHAMTON, NY) The Broome County Department of Parks, Recreation and Youth Services is hiring lifeguards to work at Greenwood Park in Lisle, Dorchester Park in Whitney Point, and Nathaniel Cole Park in the Town of Colesville.

    The department is accepting applications for certified waterfront lifeguards. Applicants must be at least 16 years of age.

    Lifeguard training is available through the YMCA. Visit www.ymcabroome.org for more information.

    For additional information or an application call (607) 778-2193. There are also currently openings for attendants and laborers.

  • Broome County Highway Work Plan for Week of 7/29

    (BINGHAMTON, NY) Broome County Executive Jason Garnar and Sue Brown, Highway Commissioner released the following highway work planned for the week beginning July 29:

    • Division will be striping County roadways with paint truck.
    • Our mow crew will continue mowing the Right of Way along County Roadway system.
    • We will continue patching on roadways.  
    • The Division will perform grader patching on County roads.
    • The Division will be replacing crossroads pipes and several County Roads
    • The Division thru a service contract will be performing a paving project on Beartown Road
    • The Division will be ditching on Ballyhack and Cloverdale Roads.