Sullivan County offices reopen after threats

Authorities confirmed that the threat was received via email, prompting the closure of the Government Center and the Center for Workforce Development in Monticello, as well as the Social Services building in Liberty, as a precautionary measure.

News 12 Staff

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Aug 6, 2024, 11:28 AM

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Updated 161 days ago

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Several Sullivan County offices are resuming operations today after being closed due to threats made against the county.

Authorities confirmed that the threat was received via email, prompting the closure of the Government Center and the Center for Workforce Development in Monticello, as well as the Social Services building in Liberty, as a precautionary measure.

All other county offices remained open and operated normally.