Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, if it is 4 months of age or older. New York State requires all dogs older than four months to be licensed within the municipality where the dog is "harbored." Proof of neutering or spaying is required, along with the appropriate fee. Also, proof of rabies vaccination is required each year when renewal is due.

For information on getting a parking permit for the parking facilities at the commuter train station, please visit the

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If you qualify as "a severely disabled" person, an application for the permit is available at the Clerk's Office. You will also need a certification letter from a physician on the physician's official stationery. The letter must be dated, state that the patient is permanently (or temporarily) disabled, and describe the disability.
According to the Vehicle and Traffic Law, a "severely disabled person" is one having one or more of the following permanent impairments: 1. Limited or no use of one or both legs 2. A neuro-muscular dysfunction which severely limits mobility 3. Another type of physical or mental disability which prevents the person from getting around without great difficulty and makes use of public transportation difficult 4. Blindness
A temporary (maximum of 6 months) permit can be issued for a severely disabling condition that is expected to improve, such as a broken leg.