Amy Sayegh, Putnam County Legislator District 8

06/07/2026

WOW, it was such a great day at the Battle of the Redcoats at Veterans Memorial Park this weekend! So proud to be a small part of this committee.

06/02/2026

Attention! This Saturday, June 6, 10am to 5pm

Putnam County Heroes Battle the Redcoats!
Celebrating America’s 250th Revolution
Putnam County Veterans Park (201 Gipsy Trail Road, Carmel, NY)

Military drills and demonstrations, stirring fife & drum music, exciting musket firing exhibitions, medical, blacksmith, and woodworking demonstrations, as well as a bustling market of merchants offering Revolutionary War - themed goods. Many family friendly activities and food trucks on site. Free admission, free parking.

05/08/2026

Here is the latest update on the Route 6N closure in Mahopac from NYSDOT with an expected opening date of the week May 18:

Thank you for your continued patience.

Last two weeks:
Crews completed soil retaining headwalls and slope protection.The site was prepped for paving (paving operations were completed early this week).

This week:
General cleaning and preparing the site for topsoil, striping and guiderail install.

Look ahead:
Topsoil and turf establishment, striping, guiderail install and road opening on the week of 05/18.

03/05/2026

📢 Public Transit Study – We Want Your Input! 🚌
In January 2026, the Putnam County Department of Planning, Development and Public Transportation launched a comprehensive, countywide study of the public transit system. Working with LaBella Associates, the County is reviewing current transit services and identifying future needs, including opportunities to expand and improve transit options.
Community feedback is a key part of this effort. Residents are encouraged to share their transit needs and ideas by completing a brief online survey.
👉 Take the survey here: https://bit.ly/putnamtransitsurvey
Please help spread the word by sharing this link with others in your community. Your input will help shape the future of public transportation in Putnam County!

03/02/2026

03/02/2026

Attention Mahopac: The State of New York has informed the County there will be a culvert replacement project on Route 6N in Mahopac beginning on 3/23 and hopefully completed by mid-May. It is located approximately 2/10ths mile from the Westchester/Putnam Line between 41 Route 6N & 44 Route 6N (not far from the trailer park on Route 6N). Route 6N will be closed while the culvert is replaced and a detour will be utilized. The Detour will utilize Route 6 and Putnam County Route 37 (Baldwin Place Rd.). Please be aware of this road closure and make appropriate changes to your commute. This is a New York State Project.

02/03/2026

Congratulations Dutchess County Legislature on the confirmation of Michael Treybich, Esq. as Counsel to the Dutchess County Legislature. Let's try to do that for the people of Putnam County so we can also confirm an independent Counsel to the Putnam County Legislature.

At the body’s January Organization Meeting, the Dutchess County Legislature confirmed Michael Treybich, Esq. as Counsel to the Dutchess County Legislature. Pursuant to the County Charter, the position of Legislative Counsel is appointed by the Chairman...

12/08/2025

Congratulations to Captain Grossi on his retirement after 30 years in Law enforcement. You are a true professional and a great friend!

12/03/2025

Applications for the Putnam County PILOT program are open now for 2026. Apply by January 30. Great opportunity for students to gain experience is all different types of positions.

APPLICATION NOW OPEN!
The County is now accepting applications for the Summer 2026 PILOT Internship Program! High school juniors and seniors, undergraduate, and graduate students may apply for internships within Putnam County departments. The application will close Friday, January 30th, so please SHARE with any students who may be eligible and interested!

For more information visit: www.putnamcountyny.gov/internapply

11/19/2025

Passing this along and hoping with all the interest in the Stabilization Center in Carmel, we have just as many who are interested in understanding the co-occurring system of care.
Open to anyone who lives or works in Putnam!

Join us for the Putnam County Co-Occurring System of Care Committee (COSOCC) Orientation on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Putnam County Bureau of Emergency Services Building- Auditorium. This training will be offered twice a year going forward- so please look out for more training dates to come and plan to include new employees, volunteers, interns, residents etc.

We'll be holding a series of presentations focused on understanding the co-occurring system of care and exploring ways to increase collaboration and reduce barriers for those with complex needs. It’s a great opportunity to connect with other community members.

Anyone who lives or works in Putnam is invited to this FREE event. Participants could include:

Parents (PTO/PTA)
Coaches
Community leaders
Education professionals
Volunteer responders
Librarians
Transportation providers
Caregivers
HOA leadership
Behavioral health professionals

Topics will include:
Person-centered care
Trauma-informed care
Crisis response
Expected complexities

Registration is open! Feel free to share the attached flyer with your colleagues and anyone in your network who would benefit from this event. Register at https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=9SjfxlxHg0Ot1urvgk6Gn2d8J2HMXr9Ir9wXDMcbGkZUM1IyUkVZUkw2R1ZNWDJKMjZLWlpFMlQzSi4u&origin=lprLink&route=shorturl

Special “thank you” to Search for Change for sponsoring breakfast and snacks for the event.

We can't wait to see you there!