Sheriffs, Code Enforcement
Investigate COVID-19 Complaints
By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com
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COOPERSTOWN – If you see something, Governor Cuomo suggests, say something.
“We’ve been contacted about businesses having too many people in the store, people not wearing masks, that sort of thing,” said Sheriff Richard J. Devlin, Jr.
As part of Cuomo’s executive order, complaints can be lodged by citizens if they see non-essential businesses open, non-emergency private construction work, or gatherings where more than 10 people are present. The complaints are anonymous, and local law enforcement is sent out to investigate.
In addition to the deputies, the county's Code Enforcement Office is responding from complaints against contractors.
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