Press Releases

New York State Website and Hotline are now only for State Clinics

County Vaccine Providers are Top Performers

Chautauqua County Department of Mental Hygiene Launches Community-Wide Survey

MAYVILLE, NY - New York State continues to expand the populations that are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Because the number of people eligible to receive vaccine far exceeds the number of doses of vaccine available, it will take several weeks to months for all of those eligible at this time to get vaccinated. 

John Griffith to Retire and Noel Guttman Appointed to Serve as the County’s Next Director of the Office of Emergency Services

MAYVILLE, NY:  “I fully understand, appreciate and applaud the public’s eagerness to get vaccinated against COVID-19,” said Christine Schuyler, Chautauqua County Public Health Director.  “However, the supply of vaccine is limited and all vaccine providers must follow New York State’s phased distribution plan based on need and risk.”

MAYVILLE, N.Y.:-- The Chautauqua County Shared Services Initiative Panel recently completed the slate of projects to develop throughout 2021, for projects to implement in 2022 and beyond.

MAYVILLE, NY:-- Testing positive for COVID-19 means that you are infected with a contagious virus and must isolate for 10 days from symptom onset or 10 days from the day you were tested if you have no symptoms.