Upcoming Meetings in Ulster County and Kingston

A look at the legislative and community meetings scheduled for the week of March 9, 2026

Published on Mar. 8, 2026

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The upcoming week will see a series of legislative committee meetings and community board gatherings across Ulster County and the city of Kingston. The meetings will cover a range of topics, including public works, mental health services, traffic safety, economic development, and more. Many of the meetings will be live-streamed for public access.

Why it matters

These meetings provide important opportunities for local government officials, community leaders, and residents to come together and discuss issues impacting the region. They allow for transparency in the decision-making process and give the public a chance to engage with their elected representatives.

The details

The meetings will take place at various locations throughout Ulster County and Kingston, including the County Office Building, the Department of Mental Health, and Kingston City Hall. Topics on the agenda include public works projects, mental health services, traffic safety, economic development, and proposed tax exemptions. Many of the meetings will be live-streamed for those unable to attend in person.

  • The meetings will take place from Monday, March 9 through Thursday, March 12, 2026.
  • The first meeting is the Public Works and Capital Projects Committee on Monday at 4:30 p.m.

The players

Ulster County Legislature

The legislative body of Ulster County, New York, responsible for passing laws and overseeing county operations.

City of Kingston

The municipal government of Kingston, New York, which is the county seat of Ulster County.

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What’s next

Residents of Ulster County and Kingston are encouraged to tune in to the live-streams or attend the meetings in person to stay informed and engaged with their local government.

The takeaway

These meetings demonstrate the ongoing efforts of local officials to address a wide range of community needs and priorities through open and transparent governance processes.