New York Governor Declares Emergency in 36 Counties Across State

Governor Declares State of Emergency for 36 New York Counties

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has declared a state of emergency for 36 counties in the state, including Central New York. The declaration comes as a result of winter storm 12/26/25, which brought significant snowfall to the region.

According to reports, snowfall totals from the storm varied across different areas, with some regions receiving more than others. The National Weather Service reported that the storm system moved across the country, bringing winter weather to several states.

The state of emergency declaration allows for increased resources and support to be deployed to affected areas, including emergency responders, equipment, and personnel. The declaration also enables the governor to take additional measures to mitigate the impact of the storm.

The 36 counties under the state of emergency include Central New York, which includes counties such as Onondaga, Madison, and Cayuga. Other affected counties include those in the Hudson Valley, Long Island, and the Capital District.

Residents in affected areas are advised to follow safety guidelines and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during the storm. The governor’s office has also set up a hotline for residents to report any issues or concerns related to the storm.

The state of emergency declaration is effective until further notice, and residents are urged to stay informed through official channels and local news reports.

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