The Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Town of Bethlehem is surveying businesses to assess the damage the current pandemic is having on the business community. Read on...
As a result of altered work environments brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bethlehem Department of Economic Development and Planning has temporarily changed its polices. Read on...
When placing an emergency call, advise dispatchers if you or any members of your household are experiencing flu-like symptoms or are quarantined so first responders can prepare. Also, until further notice, BPD is suspending certain services. Read on...
While parks are open, stay at least 6 feet from others, do not allow children to use playgrounds, no group activities, stay at home if you or someone in your household feels ill or has been exposed to a sick person, continue hand washing. Read on...
Updated operational protocols for the trial courts of the Unified Court System. Effective 5 pm on Monday, March 16, pursuant to directive from the Administrative Law Judge, we are postponing all non-essential functions of the court until further notice. Read on...
Town Hall closed until March 31 per Gov Cuomo. ALL meetings, programs, practices, events, etc. have been cancelled. Continue reading for further information. Read on...
Supervisor David VanLuven has issued a State of Emergency declaration for the Town of Bethlehem due to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Read on...
