Text for Disability Parking Permit

Clarkstown Town Clerk David Carlucci is constantly thinking of ways to make the services of government as accessible and user friendly as possible. When someone is in need of a Disability Parking Permit, this is exactly the time that government needs to be as available and easy to use as possible. Now, instead of making extra trips to the Town Hall, you can just text the word ‘DISABILITY’ to 41411 from any cell phone. You will get a message back within a minute, giving you all the information you need to apply for the Disability Parking Permit. The text you receive will give you a link to the Disability Parking Permit application, then just fill out the form, print, have your doctor sign, and mail to the Town Clerk at 10 Maple Avenue, New City, NY 10956. The information you receive via the text message includes the rules, guidelines and responsibilities of the Disability Parking Permit; and the application that is accepted by every issuing agent of Disability Parking Permits in New York State. For further information contact David Carlucci at (845) 639-2010 or go to www.clarkstownclerk.com

Text for Absentee Ballot!

Clarkstown Town Clerk David Carlucci has been working hard to make the services of government as accessible and user friendly as possible. Now, David Carlucci is asking those who will be out of town for the Presidential Election on November 4th to apply for an absentee ballot. To make this process as simple as possible, Carlucci has created an easy way to get an absentee ballot! All you have to do is get out your cell phone and apply now! Just text the word ‘ABSENTEE’ to 41411 from any cell phone. You will get a message back within a minute giving you all the information you need to apply for the absentee ballot. The text you receive will give you a link to the absentee application, then just fill out the form, print, sign, and mail to the Board of Elections at 11 New Hempstead Road, New City, NY 10956. All absentee Ballot Applications must be postmarked by October 28th. Voting is not just a right, but a privilege, a privilege that Americans can’t take for granted. If you will be away at school, on vacation or unable to make it to the polls for any reason on Election Day and have not applied for your absentee ballot yet, do it today. For further information contact David Carlucci at (845) 639-2010 or visit www.clarkstownclerk.com.