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Albany Address: New York State Assembly, 833 Legislative Office Building, Albany, New York 12248

Provides an array of mental health services, such as mental evaluation and assessment and coordinates the mental health needs of the diagnosed individual, along with the daily living skills. Also available is smoking cessation for those who want to stop smoking. Social workers help patients and their families deal with various issues dealing with age, chronic illness or disability.

Issues NYS handicap parking permits to qualifying individuals.

Provides mental health treatment and counseling for students at J. W. Dodd Middle School. Call for further information.

Provides the county with 911 emergency services including communicating information to help county residents during emergency/disaster situations. They are also responsible for the training of emergency personnel and overseeing emergency preparedness within the county.

Trains volunteer facilitators to teach elementary students six 40 minute lessons to learn asthma self-management. Call for more information.

Provide legal assistance with any victim compensation applications; legal assistance to any victim or witness with regards to any legal action related to New York Criminal Procedure Law Chapter 245; provides information on victim’s and witness’s legal rights and protections with regards to criminal process; and assist victims to submit comments to courts and parole boards.

Friends foster closer relations between the library and the community support the library's functions, resources, services and needs and encourage benefactions, gifts, endowments and bequests to the Sayville Library. If you would like to join the friends, forms are available online.

Reviews and subsequently approves or denies residential and commercial subdivisions within the Town. Holds public hearings on proposed projects. Consists of five members appointed by the Town Board.

Temporary caretakers provide a brief period of relief or rest for the regular caregivers of dependent children with developmental disabilities.

Provides care in specialized medicine such as neurology, pulmonary, rheumatology, etc.

Provide child, adolescent and family counseling and various modes of psychotherapy in the treatment of children who have adjustment issues, behavior problems, emotional disturbances, a personality disorder or mental illness.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and programs for children from birth through grade 6 as well as parents. Programs include the Parent/Child Workshop, arts and crafts, performances and films, storytimes and cooking.

Provides Reference, Information and Referral, Readers Advisory and Live Librarian. Offers a wide range of programs which may include arts and crafts, bus trips, lectures, performances, and AARP defensive driving and tax assistance.

Provides Special Olympics training designed for those with developmentally disabilities, and offers a summer camp with a variety of activities geared to meet the physical, mental and social aspects of each camper through music, sports, arts and crafts, swimming and field trips.

Provides a confidential and anonymous hotline to report underage drinking parties, bars serving or retailers selling alcohol beverages to those under 21. Each call is investigated.

Provides assistance to state residents on consumer issues, and and assists with filing complaints. Also offers educational outreach presentations which focus on identity theft prevention, mitigation, avoiding scams and more.

Provides exams and other services regarding pregnancy, infertility, or other women's health issues.

Provides social workers to help individuals and families get health insurance, including to apply for Medicare, Medicaid, Family Health Plus, Child Health Plus, or Family Planning Benefit Program. Also helps with other medical-related issues for individuals who are uninsured or under insured.

Offers the opportunity for individuals to report housing or building contractor problems, housing discrimination issues, and renters dealing with landlord issues, and have been unsuccessful at getting help at a local level.

Deals with issues of plumbing, electrical and building construction permits and Certificates of Occupancy upon completion for construction and renovations. Handles heat, public water and illegal housing complaints.

Food pantry for Chester residents.

Operates Kindergarten through 6th grade classes.

Offers a 75-hour license qualifying course for students that will prepare them for the New York State Real Estate Salesperson's Examination. Topics include: license law and regulations; law of agency; real estate instruments; estates and interests; real estate financing; land use regulations; construction valuation; human rights issues; fair housing law; real estate mathematics; and environmental issues. Courses vary each semester and are held at various locations. Call for detailed information.

Provides the lab and radiology equipment to run medical tests, screenings, and x-rays to help diagnose and treat patients.