We will be offering vaccines in the following areas over the next two weeks. Below is a chart to post with the links to the Johnson and Johnson sign up at these locations. These Johnson and Johnson clinics are open to the community for those 18 years of age and older. Each school district will provide specific information and a separate sign up link to the parents/guardians in the districts for a Pfizer vaccination for students age 16 and over.
| Tues. 11-May | 2:30pm – 6:30pm | http://bit.ly/ss511JJ | Sharon Springs Central School Johnson and Johnson vaccine |
| Weds. 12-May | 3:00pm – 7:00pm | http://bit.ly/crcs512jj | Cobleskill Richmondville High School Johnson and Johnson vaccine |
| Thurs. 13-May | 3:00pm – 6:00pm | http://bit.ly/Mbrg513jj | Middleburgh High School Johnson and Johnson vaccine |
| Tues. 18-May | 4:00pm – 6:00pm | http://bit.ly/Scs518jj | Schoharie County Office Building Johnson and Johnson |
| Weds.19-May | 3:30pm – 6:30pm | http://bit.ly/GILB519JJ | Gilboa Central School Johnson and Johnson vaccine |
| Thurs.20-May | 3:00pm – 5:00pm | http://bit.ly/JEFFERSON520JANDJ | Jefferson Firehouse Johnson and Johnson vaccine |
Welcome to Schoharie County, New York
We are a proud rural community nestled in the Mohawk Valley offering bucolic scenery, peaceful living and a high quality of life. We pride ourselves on a long history of agricultural production, essential community services and being an easily accessible tourism destination where you can catch your breath. But, Schoharie County offers so much more.
We are resilient. Our people are practical, hardworking and have an innate sense of problem solving. Within the last decade, we rebuilt our local economy post devastating floods and, since, we have successfully reopened hundreds of businesses through diligence and commitment to public health safety measures. We have become a safe haven during a world pandemic.
Our economy is on the edge of three different regions and somewhat isolated from each. We are advocates and consumers of the Capital City Albany Metro Region, significant contributors to the Mohawk Valley food processing, construction, materials and plastics manufacturing sectors and we celebrate our Appalachian Region tourism and cultural assets. Not to mention, Schoharie County is approximately three hours from New York City, Boston and other metropolitan areas.
We are shaping the way forward by adding value to our existing business sectors and exploring strategic opportunities for growth in craft industries, rebuilding a regional food supply chain and welcoming more high-value added enterprises to complement our grassroots successes turned-world class endeavors in financial services, insurance and technology. Boasting six Main Street Villages and other dynamic crossroads stretched across sixteen historic Towns, Schoharie County enjoys more than 90% broadband coverage in which you may work from home or select a hamlet green or walk-able Village to boost productivity. Larger enterprises may consider the I-88/NYS Route 7 corridor attractive with ample acreage for commercial or light industrial development. The County is easily accessible via no-toll Interstate 88, US Route 20, NYS Route 7, NYS Route 30, NYS Route 145, and NYS Route 10.
That said, we welcome you to visit. The Schoharie Valley farm stands and retail shops throughout the entire County offer stunning vistas and a wide variety of locally made products, fresh meats and produce. Schoharie County boasts several attractions including Howe Caverns, Secret Caverns, Vroman’s Nose hiking trail, Dr. Best House & Medical Museum, Iroquois Indian Museum, Landis Arboretum, and the Gilboa Museum, which features Devonian period fossils and historic artifacts. An abundance of NYS owned land within the County attracts thousands of outdoor enthusiasts and sportsmen every year.
We invite you to experience, savor and stay in Schoharie County.
Chairman Federice
County Board Minutes
Economic State of the County Part II
EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Exam Announcements & Job Openings
Finance Updates
Law Enforcement Review
Open Requests for Proposals
Public Announcements and Meeting Schedules
Schoharie County Operations Review Committee
The Schoharie County Board of Supervisors Meetings will be live streamed by Schopeg Access Inc and can be seen at: https://www.schopeg.com/livestream.htm
Schoharie County COVID-19 Vaccine Contact Signup
For those who might have trouble with accessing or filling out our on-line form or who have other questions about our vaccination PODs, you can call (518) 295-8390. Be aware that call volume may be high at times. If you wish to be removed from this list, please call 518-295-8390.
Schoharie Health Department Facebook Page
See if you may be Eligible to Receive the COVID-19 Vaccine
New York Vaccination Hotline: 1-833-NYS-4-VAX (1-833-697-4829)
For More COVID-19 information, click the following banner:
Interim Guidance for Sports and Recreation
School Mask Order
COVID testing information
Call the sites below or visit
https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/find-test-site-near-you
Rapid Test – Well Now Urgent Care (Oneonta) – (607) 376-5346
Bassett COVID-19 Hotline – (607) 547-5555
SUNY Albany – 1-888-364-3065
CVS Pharmacy in Cobleskill – (518) 234-8150
Schoharie County Offices are Open by Appointment
| Board of Elections: 518-295-8326 / 518-295-8388 | Commissioner of Jurors: 518-453-8681 |
| Community Development: 518-295-8770 | Clerk of the Board/Auditor/Purchasing: 518-295-8347 |
| County Administrator: 518-295-8303 | County Clerk: 518-295-8316 |
| County Judge, Surrogate/Family Court: 518-453-6984 | DMV: 518-295-8317 |
| Health Department: 518-295-8365 | Legal Defense of Indigents: 518-295-8740 |
| Office for the Aging: 518-295-2001 | Personnel/Civil Service: 518-295-8374 |
| Planning 518-295-8770 | Real Property Tax: 518-295-8349 |
| Social Services: 518-295-8334 | Treasurer: 518-295-8386 |
| Veterans Service: 518-295-2053 |