Rockland County
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- Population
- 341,883
- Area
- 173.68 sq mi (449.84 km²), 25.84 sq mi water
- Median age
- 34.8
- Households
- 103,879
- Persons per household
- 3.2
- Median household income
- $109,959
- Median house value
- $596,900
Demographics: 2020–2024 ACS
Cities & Towns in Rockland County
Local News
Mid Hudson News
Published 20 hours agoNewburgh City Fire Department honors 9/11 victims
NEWBURGH – City of Newburgh Fire Department held their annual 9/11 Ceremony at Park Place Friday morning. Chief Philip Pullar was master of ceremonies as the department presented the colors and Orange County Firefighters Pipes and Drums played. Deacon Peter Haight, the department…
Rockland County Times
Published September 11HoehmTown Happenings: 25 Years Later: We Remember Those We Lost On 9/11 and Honor A Hometown Hero
It’s hard to believe that 25 years have passed since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, because so many of us still remember the day so vividly. Those of us old enough to remember will never forget. Those who lost loved ones that day will never be fully healed. But time…
Rockland County Times
Published September 10Wieder Brings Mobile Constituent Services, School Supply Giveaway to Orangetown
On a recent late summer Monday, Assemblyman Aron Wieder hosted a mobile pop-up event at Orangetown Town Hall. The event was aimed at giving back to the local community by providing free school supplies to kids and families that are returning to school. This is aimed at helping…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 10Access: Supports for Living Holds Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for Center of Excellence Facility
NEW WINDSOR – Access: Supports for Living held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its Center of Excellence (ACE) facility adjacent to New York Stewart International Airport Wednesday, drawing in a crowd of more than 100 attendees. The 15,000-square-foot building features a spacious…
Mid Hudson News
Published September 10Community Foundations offers first bridge loan
POUGHKEEPSIE – The Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley is now offering loans through its Local Impact Fund for Tomorrow, providing bridge loans to non-profits with projects in the works. The program provides bridge loans of up to $50,000 for the projects, and Community…