Due to the continued impact of the current winter storm, all non-essential Putnam County Offices will be closed today, 2/13/24
County Executive Kevin Byrne met with County officials early this morning to discuss the current storm and the safety of our residents and employees.
At this time it was decided to close all non-essential Putnam County offices for the day. This includes our Public Transportation System.
The continued accumulation of heavy/wet snow has made the roads treacherous and travel difficult. With the forecast calling for snow until late this afternoon, the county is closing in an effort to help keep traffic at a minimum and allow our highway crews and emergency workers to continue to do their jobs effectively.
All Putnam County offices including the Public Transportation System expect to be back in operations on Wednesday, 2/14/2024.
If you must travel please drive cautiously and give yourself plenty of time.
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