1. Help Keep Your Community Safe

    "If You See Something, Say Something®" is a national campaign that raises public awareness of the signs of terrorism and terrorism-related crime, and how to report suspicious activity to state and local law enforcement.

  2. NYS See Something Send Something Mobile App

    You can now also "See Something, Send Something", which allows anyone to capture suspicious activity as a photo or written note, and send the information to the New York State Intelligence Center. From there, the tip will be reviewed and if relevant, sent to the appropriate law enforcement agency.

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  40. Public Health: Bat Rabies
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  43. Public Health: Commonly Requested NYS Laws & Regulations
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  46. Public Health: E. coli
  47. Public Health: Eastern Equine Encephalitis
  48. Public Health: Flood Response & Recovery
  49. Public Health: Food Safety
  50. Public Health: Food Service Permitting & Inspections
  51. Public Health: Gas Drilling
  52. Public Health: Health Literacy
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  54. Public Health: Healthy Homes
  55. Public Health: Healthy Places & Community Design
  56. Public Health: Heat Illness (Sunstroke)
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  58. Public Health: Hypothermia & Frostbite
  59. Public Health: Immunizations/Vaccinations
  60. Public Health: Influenza (Flu)
  61. Public Health: Lead
  62. Public Health: Lead Poisoning Prevention
  63. Public Health: Local Drug Treatment Facilities
  64. Public Health: Local/Regional Agencies
  65. Public Health: Local/Regional Healthcare Facilities
  66. Public Health: Lyme Disease & Ticks
  67. Public Health: Measles
  68. Public Health: Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)
  69. Public Health: Mobile Food Service Permitting
  70. Public Health: Mobile Home Parks
  71. Public Health: Mosquito-Borne Diseases
  72. Public Health: National Agencies
  73. Public Health: National Community Economic Development & Health
  74. Public Health: New York State (NYS) Agencies
  75. Public Health: Norovirus
  76. Public Health: Obesity (Overweight)
  77. Public Health: Permanent Food Establishments Permitting (Restaurants)
  78. Public Health: Pertussis (Whooping Cough)
  79. Public Health: Popular Resources
  80. Public Health: Rabies
  81. Public Health: Realty Subdivisions
  82. Public Health: Reverse Heroin Overdose With Naloxone Training
  83. Public Health: Schools
  84. Public Health: Septic - Individual Systems
  85. Public Health: Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
  86. Public Health: Summer Camps
  87. Public Health: Tanning
  88. Public Health: Tattoos & Body Piercing
  89. Public Health: Temporary Food Service (Community Events & Fundraisers)
  90. Public Health: Tobacco Enforcement
  91. Public Health: Water - Individual Systems
  92. Public Health: Water & Sewer - Public Systems
  93. Public Health: Water Fluoridation
  94. Public Health: Water Testing
  95. Public Health: Weights & Measures
  96. Public Health: West Nile Virus
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  99. Real Property Tax Services
  100. School Safety
  101. See Something, Say Something
  102. Sex Offenders
  103. Sheriff Office
  104. Smart Growth
  105. Social Services
  106. Social Services Caseloads & Expenditures
  107. Solid Waste / Recycling
  108. State Government Sites
  109. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
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