Agricultural mediation is a tool for farmers and others in the agricultural community to communicate clearly, negotiate effectively, and to find fair and workable solutions. Decisions are made by the people directly involved, and not by mediators or other outside authorities.

NYSAMP services are usually free and always affordable, thanks to the generous support of our funders and the dispute resolution community.

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As of 2004, NYS Law requires all operators of personal watercraft to complete this course. Personal watercraft and boating safety courses provide a comprehensive source of knowledge necessary to acquaint you with boating safety and legal boating practices.

Conesus Lake Campground is located on beautiful Conesus Lake and provides numerous opportunities for you to come and experience their friendly hospitality and relaxed atmosphere. They have many RV and tenting sites and can even provided sleeping cabins and rental trailers for your use. Family camping at its best! Full hookups to grassy tent sites. Indoor heated swimming pool (Memorial-Labor Day). Fishing, playgrounds, planned activities. Cabin, trailer, boat rentals

1 College Circle Geneseo, NY 14454

1 College Rd, Batavia, NY 14020 

The Conesus Lake Association has launched its Internet web site as a public education and communications initiative for lake residents and those interested in learning more about Conesus Lake and the Conesus Lake Watershed.

This web site contains a wealth of information about Conesus Lake, its watershed, the communities surrounding the lake, area attractions, lake activities, and the Conesus Lake Association.

Conesus Lake is a precious resource. Without it, life in the six towns within its watershed (Livonia, Conesus, Springwater, Geneseo, Groveland, and Sparta) would be diminished in many ways. Shoreline residents of Conesus Lake rely on the Lake to enhance their quality of life, for recreation and to maintain their property values. Other Livingston County residents rely on the Lake as a source of drinking water as well as for recreation. Conesus Lake is a precious resource that we cannot afford to degrade. This link will take you to the Livingston County Planning Department's webpage.  Please click on the Conesus Lake tab in the menu bar for more information.

State law requires all insurance companies to provide a minimum 10% reduction for a period of 3 years in both the liability and collision premiums of principal drivers who complete the program.

Pictures and information regarding dogs available for adoption from the Livingston County Dog Control Office.

Contact information and hours for the Livingston County Dog Control Facility

Meet us at the Hemlock Little World's Fair!
July 20-24, 2010

At Livingston County's biggest Fair, free parking and 'pay one price admission' guarantees the entire family can be entertained, educated and thrilled less expensively for five days than for the cost of one day at a theme park.

This year's Gala  will be held June 26,27 & 28. 

GLOW Region Solid Waste Management Committee
Genesee County Building 2, 3837 West Main Street Road
Batavia New York 14020-9404 USA
Contact: Jackie Lowe
Phone: (585) 344-2580 ext. 5463
Hotline: (800) 836-1154
Fax: (585) 344-4037

Here you will find information about the programs and services provided to the Livingston County residents by the Genesee Valley Health Partnership and their partners.
The Genesee Valley Health Partnership (GVHP) is an unincorporated rural health network comprised of approximately 40 different organizations that are either based in Livingston County or provide services to Livingston County residents. Its mission is to improve the health outcomes in Livingston County through collaboration, education, prevention and practice.
The GVHP has three goals:
1) To strengthen the local health system through continued coalition building;
2) To improve health care access for Livingston County residents including pre-hospital care, primary care, hospital and after-care health services; and
3) To improve the health status of Livingston County residents.
The vision of the GVHP is to have the healthiest residents in New York State through improving health care access and improving the health care status of all citizens.

Information regarding hunting, fishing and trapping in NYS including regulations,licenses and education.

All new hunters, bow hunters and trappers must pass the appropriate course before getting their first license. Students must attend all sessions, demonstrate proper attitude and safety, and pass the test. A hunter education course is required for all new hunters applying for a license. To hunt big game with bow and arrow, a special bow hunting course is required in addition to the basic hunter education course. A trapping course is required for all new trappers. For most people, a license is required, even to hunt woodchucks and other "varmints" with no closed seasons. Consult hunting regulations for season areas and dates.

Local weather including current conditions, radar, storm warnings and long range forecast.

Take your place in history, just 20 miles from Rochester, N.Y. This living history museum is the largest in New York, and one of the largest in the nation. The museum also includes the John L. Wehle Gallery of Wildlife & Sporting Art, North America's premier collection of Wildlife and Sporting art, and Genesee Country Nature Center — 175 acres featuring five miles of hiking trails through woodlands, wetlands and meadows.

There have been 89 infant or small child death reports to the New York Statewide Central Register of Child Abuse and Maltreatment since 2006, where the child was co-sleeping with a parent, sibling or caregiver.  These were preventable deaths that cross cultural, racial, ethnic, and economic demographics. The Office of Children and Family Services has launched a "BABIES SLEEP SAFEST ALONE" public education campaign statewide, please click here for more information.

The weekly State Register was first published in April 1979 pursuant to the State Administrative Procedure Act. The weekly State Register plays a central role in New York’s rule making process. It contains newly proposed amendments to state agency rules and provides interested parties an opportunity to comment on actions before a rule is permanently adopted.

Included in each issue of the weekly State Register is an Action Pending Index listing all proposed rules which are currently being considered for adoption. A proposed rule is added to the index when the notice of proposed rule making is first published. A proposed rule is removed when any of the following occur: (1) the proposal is adopted as a permanent rule; (2) the proposal is rejected and withdrawn from consideration or (3) the proposal expires.

When an agency schedules hearings regarding a rule making, the dates, times and locations can be found in the Rule Making Calendar. The results of periodic Rule Review of agency rules are published in the weekly State Register as received. Regulatory Agendas listing amendments that agencies are considering to propose are published in January and June.

In addition to rule making activities, the weekly State Register contains certain other documents, including Public Notices prepared by state agencies and municipalities; Executive Orders; Opinions of the Attorney General; Court Notices; Availability of State and Federal Funds; Security Offerings and Notices to Bidders.

Livingston Area Transportation Service(LATS) can take you anywhere you need to go in Livingston County. Whether you want to travel to work, shopping, or school, LATS can take you there!

Welcome to the
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority 

The Freecycle Network is a nonprofit organization and a movement of people interested in keeping good stuff out of landfills. Check out freecycle.org for info on this movement

Find Local Resources, Support Services & Programs for Aging Family Members and Disabled Loved Ones

 

Your Complete Job Search Guide From Self-Assessment to Resumes to Resukmes to Interviews.

A creative website designed to provide in-depth information on a wide variety of exciting careers in New York State.

Find out what careers match your interests. Then explore detailed descriptions of jobs, including training, job outlook, job responsibilities and more.

Working paper facts for teenagers under 18.

Provides a whole page of neatly organized links dedicated to helping teens find summer and seasonal employment.