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Offers a wide range of licensing, records, and informational services to town residents. Licensing and permits include marriage licenses, hunting/fishing/trapping licenses, disabled parking permits, dog licenses, block party permits, peddler/solicitor licenses, and racing/wagering licenses. Other services include processing passport applications as well as maintaining town records and archives. Prepares and collects property taxes for residents of the Town of Orleans from January through May 31st. After May 31st all paperwork goes to the Jefferson County Treasurer's Office.

Advocates on behalf of consumers on energy and telecommunications issues. Works to ensure that consumers have affordable, high quality and reliable utility services.

Offers assistance in enrolling NY State of Health Official Health Plan Marketplace, answers questions about Medicaid eligibility, and helps individuals and families select health plans, such as Medicaid, qualified and essential health plans, and Child Health Plus.

Questions about the Project SHARE Heating Fund: Can I apply for HEAP and the Project SHARE Heating Fund Yes. In fact you must apply for HEAP and all other grants before you apply for Project SHARE Heating Fund. When can I complete an application The Project SHARE Heating Fund begins accepting applications TBA What areas are covered by the fund The Project SHARE Heating Fund covers 45 counties in upstate New York. Who is eligible for Project SHARE Heating Fund Project SHARE Heating Fund is a payor of last resort. To be eligible for Project SHARE Heating Fund, an applicant must meet the following guidelines: - Client must have an active account with NYSEG or RG&E. - Client must have a energy emergency. - Client must meet the HEAP income guidelines, except: - Active military or well-discharged veterans regardless of income. Where can I apply for the Project SHARE Heating Fund You may apply at one of the locations listed. You must call for an appointment first, or call 1-800-599-4327 to apply by phone. (current locations will be added at a later date)Project Share is NOT county specific, ie resident of Tompkins county can apply in Cortland or Tioga county.

Child Care:Here We Grow: 16 Miller St., across from Guthrie Hospital, Mon-Fri, year-round, 7:30 am to 5:00 pm. Ages 6 weeks-5 years. Stacey Noteboom, 607-756-6070School Age Care and Recreation:Before and After School care at Randall and Smith Elementary schools, Homer Intermediate and Elementary Schools, Appleby and McGraw elementary schools (Afterschool care only at Appleby and McGraw).Full day programming at the YWCA, 14 Clayton Avenue. Children, ages 5 to 12 years. Jami Bistocchi, 607-753-9651Summer care and recreation: summer camp for children ages 5-12, currently in operation through end of August.

Meets the leisure-time needs of the people of Binghamton.

Offers pre-purchase information along with business and charity checks, resolution of marketplace disputes and arbitration.

Educates divorcing or separating parents on ways to reduce stress from family changes and protect children from negative effects of ongoing parental conflict on these topics: creating and maintaining supportive parent-child relationships providing stable, supportive home environment maintaining healthy parental functioning overview of the legal processCertified local programsCortlandCornell Cooperative Extension - Cortland County Parents (apply through social services)Contact: Claudia [email protected] Cooperative Extension - Tompkins CountyParents Apart : Helping Children Cope with Separation & DivorceContact: Anna Steinkraus607-272-2292, ext. 243

Provides one-on-one support for children and adults with an intellectual and developmental disability and assists with obtaining skills necessary to increase their independence both at home and in the community.

Technical assistance and support for including children with special needsInformation about special education; resources on state and federal rules and regulations, the evaluation process, challenging behaviors and community servicesTechnical assistance and training for families, special education providers, preschool programs, school districts, and community agencies

Call 211 or CHOW Hotline 607-723-8960 for referral.

Provides postal services to area residents.

Provides low-cost clothing and household items.

Provides a food pantry to individuals in need.

Provides shelter for stray and unwanted animals, animal surrender services, and a pet adoption program.

Offers academic programs at various degree types, including diploma, associate degree, and bachelor's degree levels.

Provides special education classes and services for students with disabilities. Programs are designed to meet the academic, social, physical, and emotional needs of students to prepare them to live independently, pursue meaningful careers, and participate in their community upon graduation.