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  Free Rabies Clinic: May 22 at Kristi Babcock Memorial Park

  The Town of New Windsor Town Clerk, Kelly Allegra, and New Windsor’s Animal Control Officer, Stacy Conley, in cooperation with Orange County Dept. of Health, will be holding a FREE Drive-Thru animal rabies vaccination clinic at Kristi Babcock Memorial Park. This event will be held on Saturday May 22nd, 2021 from 10:00 until 12:30. Entrance signs and directional signs will be posted the day of the event.

  The clinics are open to cats, dogs and ferrets of Orange County residents only. All pets must be restrained by leash or carrier and proof of prior vaccination should be brought to the clinic for the 3-year shot. Ferret shots are only good for ONE YEAR regardless of prior proof of vaccinations.

  PRE-REGISTRATION IS MANDATORY: Register on our website or contact our town clerk's office at (845) 563-4611
   

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  Annual Recreation Halloween Party at Kristi Babcock Park RESCHEDULED to Oct 27th

  Due to forecasted inclement weather, the Halloween Party has been rescheduled to next Friday, October 27th, from 6-8PM.

  Please join us on Friday, October 20th at Kristi Babcock Memorial Park for the Town's Annual Halloween Party! Walk the haunted trail, ride the haunted hay ride, dance to DJ Loren who will be playing all the best Halloween music. Trick or Treat to our Police, Fire Departments, and Ambulance Corp. Enter the costume parade, and enjoy some delicious refreshments. Prizes will be awarded for best costume in different age groups!

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  Free Drive-Through Rabies Clinic on 10/17

  Town of New Windsor will be hosting a free, drive-through, rabies clinic, sponsored by Orange County Department of Health. 

   

  The drive-through rabies clinic is open to Town of New Windsor residents.  It will be held on October 17, 2020 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Kristi Babcock Memorial Park, 660 Mt. Airy Road, New Windsor, New York  12553.  Pre-registration is required and mask-wearing and social distancing protocols will be observed. 

   

  Town of New Windsor Town Clerk, Town of New Windsor’s Animal Control Officer and the Town of New Windsor Recreation Department will be on-site to coordinate paperwork  and traffic flow. 

   

  Participants will enter “one-way” and remain in their vehicle.  The required paperwork will be provided for the veterinarian’s signature, the rabies vaccine will be administered and the tag and documentation returned to the participant. 

   

  Those wishing to participate MUST PRE-REGISTER by contacting the Town of New Windsor Town Clerk, Kelly Allegra, at 845-563-4611 or email:  [email protected]

   

  Please copy and paste the following information into an email to the above address and answer each question.
  
  Owner’s Name:

  Address (street, city, state, zip):

  Phone:

  Pet’s Name:

  Species:  Dog / Cat / Ferret

  Age: 

  Sex:  Male / Female

  Spayed / Neutered

  Predominant Breed:

  Predominant Color / Markings:

  Weight:  Under 20 lbs. / 20 to 50 lbs. / over 50 lbs.

   

   

  Be sure to include your phone number, the Town Clerks’ Office will contact you to confirm your registration.

   

   

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  Thank you for the generous donations at our free Rabies Clinic!

  The free Rabies Clinic this past Saturday at Kristi Babcock Memorial Park was a great success! The Town of New Windsor would like to thank everyone for their generosity & donations that will be used to benefit local humane societies.

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  Thank you to all for attending the free rabies clinic on Saturday!

  Thank you to everyone who attended the Town of New Windsor Free Drive thru Rabies Clinic on Saturday, May 6^th. It was a lot of fun and we had a great turnout. The Town Clerk, Kelly Allegra, & Animal Controller Officer, Stacy Conley, would like to thank all of the volunteers who came out to help and made this event a huge success !

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  Update from Supervisor Meyers: NWPD Bike Patrol, Dog Park & New K9 Officer

  From Supervisor Meyers:

  We are introducing a few new additions for New Windsor that have been in planning stages for a couple of months. Beginning tomorrow, July 6, a police bicycle patrol will begin in our housing developments. We have had six of our officers in training for this detail. I think it is important for our officers to interact with our residents on a regular basis. My belief is that this type of patrol will be helpful in accomplishing that goal. The officers assigned to this detail are anxious to get started. There is a schedule of the dates and locations of these patrols and all our housing developments are included. Lieutenant Fred Fayo will provide oversight of this unit. The bikes will be rack mounted on a marked police vehicle and the officer will determine when and how long to patrol on the bike. I have heard repeatedly from our residents that they do not know any of the police officers, and I hope that this will create positive interaction for our residents with our officers.

  I have been discussing a town dog park for New Windsor for a number of weeks and the park is now a reality. The park is located at our San G Park on Union Ave across from Heritage school. There are two sections for different size dogs and both have shade structures and water bowl filling stations. The gate key required for use of the dog park will be available at the town clerk’s office starting on Thursday, July 8.

  In addition, as of this past Friday, we have a new K-9 unit assigned to our police patrol unit. Officer Joe Bell and his partner Duke graduated after months of training and will now be on patrol helping to keep New Windsor a safe place for all of us.