Genesee County Mental Health Services

Located in Batavia, N.Y., the Genesee County Department of Social Services is a nonprofit service agency that serves individuals with developmental disabilities. It provides assistance to eligible individuals and families while assisting clients to achieve their full potential. The department develops and makes services available to families and individuals that will strengthen the family unit, encourage stability in living arrangements and provide specialized care. In addition, it provides protective services to children and adults at risk. The Genesee County Department of Social Services also offers adequate information to the general public regarding its programs and services and maintains adequate knowledge of community services to act as a referral source. In addition to providing direct services to families, the department contracts with several other public and community agencies that offer services to meet the needs of youths and families of the city.

The Western Central New York Materials Exchange is a unique opportunity for businesses in thirteen counties of Western Central New York State to exchange unwanted products and find free or inexpensive materials for daily business operations. Managed by the GLOW Region Solid Waste Management Committee, this free online service does not list hazardous materials and provides a platform for businesses to add, reply to, and remove listings, fostering a sustainable approach to waste management.Generated from the website

The Genesee County Highway Department in Batavia, NY is responsible for maintaining over 260 miles of county roads, 379 bridges and culverts, 343 county-owned vehicles and equipment, the Genesee County Airport, and the Genesee County Parks, Recreation, and Forestry Division. With a focus on using funds efficiently and effectively, they have implemented new technologies to maintain one of the highest quality county highways networks in the state without increasing expenditures, while also securing federal and state funds for new development and fostering economic growth and education through new infrastructure. Through their strong planning, engineering, and operational practices, the Genesee County Highway Department has emerged as a leader in the community, serving as an example of how local government can effectively serve the people. With 39 full-time employees, they are dedicated to providing essential transportation improvements that will last well into the next century, continually evaluating and improving their business practices to ensure productivity and the highest level of service to the residents and visitors of Genesee County.Generated from the website