Town of Woodstock Highway Department

04/14/2026

4/14/2026 Tannery Brook Bridge Update

The Tannery Brook Bridge is now closed. Ohayo Mountain Road is still accessible via Mill Stream Road. Ulster County has confirmed there will be pedestrian and bicycle access through the duration of the project.

04/07/2026

**Notice - Bridge Closing on 4/14/2026 for Replacement

Ulster County Department of Public Works anticipate that Sullys Bridge on Tannery Brook Road  -intersecting with Millstream Road and Ohayo Mountain Road -will be closed starting April 14, 2026 for replacement.

To effectively complete this replacement, Tannery Brook Road will be closed at the north end of Sully’s bridge.

Please use alternate routes during this time. 

02/26/2026

02/10/2026

We are thrilled to announce that Town of Woodstock Highway Department Deputy, Working Supervisor, Cody Chase has reached Level 1 Road Master through NYS LTAP Center, Cornell Local Roads Program. If you see him out on the road give him a wave and a congratulations as this is a significant achievement!

02/04/2026

Snow Removal on 212

02/03/2026

Tonight’s the big night! Snow removal in Town!
Starting at midnight crews will be removing the snow along 212 from Comeau drive to Cumberland Farms. We will be putting up no parking signs this afternoon, please help us by not leaving your vehicles on 212 tonight.

01/26/2026

1/26/26 We have received numerous calls this morning, asking for us to come plow private driveways/roads. Unfortunately, municipalities cannot plow, and or maintain private property. So we are posting this in hopes that if you have a local business who is capable of plowing this much snow, could you please post your information in the comments?

Thank you - stay safe

01/26/2026

There sure is a lot of snow out there. Be careful. Please stay off the roads. For emergency services call 911 or Woodstock police at 845-679-2422

01/25/2026

Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger has issued a Local Emergency Order establishing a Countywide travel ban beginning Sunday, January 25 at 7 AM, in advance of a long‑duration winter storm expected to bring significant snow accumulations and hazardous conditions.

The storm is forecast to create dangerous travel conditions, slow snow‑removal operations, and impact emergency response. Out of an abundance of caution, and following a determination that public safety is at risk due to the impending storm, the following restrictions will be in effect:

TRAVEL BAN DETAILS
- All non‑essential vehicular travel is prohibited on public roadways within Ulster County.
- Only essential emergency vehicles and essential personnel are permitted to travel.
- Start: 7 AM on January 25, 2026
- End: 12 PM on January 26, 2026 (unless extended or revoked)

Residents are urged to stay off the roads, allow plow crews to work safely and efficiently, and avoid putting themselves or first responders in danger.

Additional updates will be provided at ulstercountyny.gov, and shared through Ulster County’s official channels.

For additional information on storm response, visit ulstercountyny.gov/Departments/Emergency-Services

01/23/2026

We are ready! Trucks are loaded and chains are on. Please stay safe by staying off the roads Sunday and Monday.

A significant, long-duration winter storm will impact eastern New York and western New England Sunday through Monday, bringing widespread heavy accumulations of snow, ranging from 12-18” for most and 18-24” for isolated areas of the Eastern Catskills and Southern Greens. Snowfall rates may exceed one inch per hour at times, especially Sunday afternoon into Sunday night, which will significantly reduce visibility. Additionally, the Monday morning commute will likely be significantly impacted due to snow-covered roads and walkways, leading to hazardous travel conditions, and areas of reduced visibility due to ongoing light snow.