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WHITE PLAINS WEEK APRIL 3 PROGRAM ON WWW.WPCOMMUNITYMEDIA.ORG
FRIDAY GOVERNOR CUOMO BRIEFING:CORONA VIRUS NY CASES RISING 11.2% RATE. STATE POLICE: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INCIDENTS RISE 15-20%. GOVERNOR PLEDGES NY HELP TO COMMUNITIES WEST AS WAVES OF CORONAVIRUS SPREAD. DETAILS ASSET SHARING IN EFFECT. SCHOOL BUDGET VOTES MOVED TO JUNE 1 OR BEYOND.
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WPCNR CORONAVIRUS REPORT. By John F. Bailey. April 3, 2020 updated 2;30 PM EDT
New York State Positive Cases grew by 11.2% overnight according to the numbers announced by Governor Cuomo.
In the local metropolitan area Westchester County (population 1 million) cases rose 6.7% overnight to 12,351, up from 11,567 yesterday, but the rate of increase slowed slightly from 8.2% yesterday to 6.7% today.
New York City total of positives is 57,159, up 11.2% over Thursday’s 47,439. Yesterday NYC rose at 8.2%.
Elsewhere, numbers are driving up in Nassau County (with 1.3 Million people) growing by 10.8% Rate overnight at 10,587 cases, up from 9,554 Thursday. Suffolk County with 1.4 Million is growing by a 16% rate at 10,154 cases up from 8,746 Thursday.
Up north of Westchester, Rockland County is getting hit with new cases at a 15.4% rate of increase per day, up from 12.9% in one day Thursday ; Orange is seeing new cases at a 20% rate and Dutchess County, 21%.
RISE IN DOMESTIC ABUSE REPORTED
For the hotline number of your local domestic violence program, call the New York State Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline at 1-800-942-6906, English & español/Multi-language Accessibility. Deaf or Hard of Hearing: 711 In NYC: 1-800-621-HOPE (4673) or dial 311 TDD: 1-800-810-7444.
The Governor said he would be getting in touch with the Secretary of the Navy to find out why the government does not want the USNS Comfort hospital ship to take in corona virus patients.
The head of the New York State Department of Health explained what masks protect your face properly, but agreed that any face covering such as a bandana could be of help, but supplies of masks were being distributed only to medical personnel.
SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET VOTES ACROSS STATE NOW IN LIMBO
Yesterday the White Plains City School Board announced the website, the state has postponed the statewide school district budget and board elections from May 20 to June or Beyond (the notice was not mentioned in any briefings):
REVISED APRIL 1, 2020, PER EXECUTIVE ORDER 202.11 DATED 3/27/2020:
“Any school board, library board, or village election scheduled to take place in April or May of 2020 is hereby postponed until at least June 1, 2020, and subject to further directive as to the timing, location or manner of voting for such elections.”
BULLETIN: JAVITS CENTER WILL NOW TREAT CORONAVIRUS PATIENTS. PRESIDENT TRUMP AWARE OF GROWTH IN NYC CASES APPROVES IT.
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WPCNR CORONAVIRUS REPORT. From Governor Andrew Cuomo. April 2, 2020. 8:30 P.M.:
Tens of thousands of selfless healthcare workers have answered our urgent call to join New York’s active healthcare force, including 21,000 people who live out of state. It’s inspiring, and I personally promise that when the time comes, New York will repay the favor. We will never forget how the people of our country came to the aid of New York when we needed it, and we deeply appreciate it. Are you a qualified healthcare professional? Enlist here.
The temporary hospital facility at the Javits Center will now treat COVID-19 patients, Governor Andrew announced this evening.
The growing number of Coronavirus cases are threatening the capacity of our hospital system. The original plan for the Javits Center was to use it for non-COVID patients in order to free up beds at other hospitals.
However, the number of COVID patients has increased to the point that it is prudent for Javits to support and care for COVID patients. I asked President Trump this morning to consider this request and stressed the urgent need and he agreed to it.
MAYOR ROACH’S NIGHTLY WHITE PLAINS CORONAVIRUS REPORT
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The state now has over 92,000 cases; there are 884 new cases in Westchester for a current total of 11,567 out of 39,000 people tested in the county.
268 people with confirmed White Plains addresses have tested positive for the virus up from 248 yesterday ( Editor’s note: Increase 8%, below Westchester County rate).
As we have said, the local municipal numbers lag behind the broader county numbers due to the delay in the county receiving the necessary data from the state. Over time the lag has only gotten worse.
Despite this we have determined that we will continue to provide you with the numbers that we receive each day.
When and if the county provided municipal numbers have “caught up” to the overall numbers we will let you know, until then that you should not come to conclusions, positive or negative based on one day’s report.
The crime rate in White Plains has been very low for several years and it is even lower now.
We continue to patrol and enforce our laws and respond to resident complaints. Sanitation is picking up trash on a normal schedule; the streets and garages are being cleaned, building codes and city laws and ordinances continue to be enforced. The city remains at work.
One area of concern is domestic violence.
Although we haven’t seen a spike in these cases, current living conditions may make it difficult for people to seek help.
We want to make it clear that if you or someone you know, is in a dangerous situation you should contact the police, the investigative and victim support services remain in place and we are here to help. No one should live in fear in their home. Alternatively, My Sister’s Place operates a 24 hour hotline- that number is 1-800-298-7233.
Tomorrow at 7 we are paying tribute to all our essential workers with a focus, of course on our medical personnel. Come to your door window balcony or driveway and make some noise to show how much what they are doing matters to us.
Remember we are standing together by staying apart
Helpful links:
Westchester County Coronavirus information
NY State Coronavirus Information
White Plains Hospital Coronavirus Information
If you are experiencing symptoms associated with coronavirus, please call either the White Plains Hospital Hotline at (914) 681-2900 or the NYS Dept of Health Hotline at 1-888-364-3065. Professional staff will screen you over the phone by asking you a series of questions and assess your need for testing
STATE PASSES $177 Billion 2021 BUDGET. CUTS $10 BILLION. SCHOOL AID REMAINS SAME. REDUCTIONS IN SPENDING IF REVENUES CONTINUE TO FALL
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WPCNR ALBANY ROUNDS. From the Governor’s Press Office. April 2, 2020:
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its unprecedented negative impact on the global economy, the Enacted Budget maintains vital services and programs, while ensuring sustainability to weather this downtown, authorizes a reduction in spending by $10 billion and empowers the State Budget Director to develop a plan for across the board reductions and implement that plan as necessary over the course of the year.
The budget also puts in place mechanisms to control spending through the year if revenues fall even further, and raise spending if either revenues come in higher than expected or the federal government delivers support that offsets the state’s revenue losses.
All funds spending is estimated to total approximately $177 billion and state operating spending is authorized up to $105.8 billion,
However in the absence of additional federal assistance or a faster than anticipated economic recovery, spending will initially total $95.8 billion.
Realigning School Aid
Due to the extraordinary challenges from our COVID-19 health crisis, creating a $10 billion loss in revenue to the State, support for schools will remain nearly flat for a total of $27.9 billion in school aid.
Redesigning Medicaid and Health Care
The FY 2021 Enacted Budget advances reforms to the Medicaid program that will ensure it remains financially viable for the future so it can continue to provide high-quality care to more than six million New Yorkers.
Medicaid spending will increase by 3%, or about $500 million ensuring continuing high-quality care for the 30 percent of New Yorkers who rely on Medicaid for health care. Spending growth is now back in line with targets established by the Governor in 2012 that kept New York State’s Medicaid spending growth to less than half the national average, saving taxpayers more than $19 billion.
Many of these reforms were developed and unanimously endorsed by the Medicaid Redesign Team II, a cross section of health care providers, labor, local government and other industry stakeholders. They were tasked with reforming the system, and their recommendations stuck to the Governor’s guidelines that they must have zero impact on local government and zero impact on beneficiaries.
The reforms included in the FY 2021 Enacted Budget include a transformation of the hospital reimbursement structure to better support services to the uninsured, increases investments in primary care to avoid more costly hospitalizations, and new requirements that enhance oversight of managed care and transportation.
The reforms also address managed long-term care, by far the fastest growing sector of Medicaid. These include aligning New York State’s eligibility requirements with those of other states for new applicants for Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program and Personal Care Services and enhancing reporting requirements for both programs; capping statewide enrollment in managed long-term care to incentivize plans to assist in ensuring appropriate enrollment; and creating a statewide independent assessor to achieve efficiencies by removing duplicative efforts to determining eligibility and enrollment in the managed long-term care program.
GOVERNOR CUOMO CALLS FOR NY COMPANIES TO STEP UP TO MANUFACTURE MEDICAL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. CALL 212-803-3100 IF YOU WANT TO HELP. NY CASES OVER 92,000. NASSAU, SUFFOLK COUNTY RISE “TROUBLING.”
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Wrap-up from the Governor’s Press Office, 4:15 PM. April 2, 2020 (EDITED)
Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced the State Department of Health has approved Northwell’s protocol allowing BiPAP machines to be converted into ventilators.
The State has purchased 3,000 BiPAP machines from Philips in Pittsburgh, and 750 machines are already in stock and will be distributed to hospitals.
The State has already taken a number of extraordinary measures to acquire more ventilators and build the State’s stockpile, including tracking where all the ventilators are located in New York and shifting their locations to meet the highest need and ending elective surgeries. If necessary, hospitals may also use anesthesia machine ventilators or use a “splitting” protocol where one ventilator is used for two patients using separate tubes.
Governor Cuomo said the State has begun conducting a hospital-by-hospital survey on a nightly basis to take inventory of every hospital’s supplies.
Additionally, all hospitals are being asked to contribute the supplies they don’t currently need to a central stockpile to be distributed to hospitals with the greatest need.
The Governor also announced that 21,000 out-of-state individuals have volunteered to work in New York’s healthcare system on a temporary basis during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To date, 85,400 health professionals in New York have signed up to volunteer as part of the State’s surge healthcare force.
The Governor announced that, through June 1, 2020, consumers and businesses experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19 may defer paying premiums under individual and small group health insurance policies.
DFS shall consider any liquidity or solvency concerns of the health plans. During this period, health plans will be required to continue to pay claims, not to report late payments to credit rating agencies, and to work with individuals to help them transition to new coverage, i,
f appropriate. In addition, insurers are reminded that they cannot impose late payment fees. Governor Cuomo thanked Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont for his collaboration on this initiative.
The NY State of Health and the New York State Department of Financial Services announced a one-month extension of the special enrollment period through May 15, 2020 to allow uninsured New Yorkers to apply for coverage through NY State of Health or directly to insurers.
If you lost employer coverage, you must apply within 60 days of losing that coverage. Because of a loss of income, New Yorkers may also be eligible for Medicaid, the Essential Plan, subsidized Qualified Health Plans or Child Health Plus.
“We are continuing to plan forward and prepare our healthcare system for when the apex of the curve hits,” Governor Cuomo said. “We are taking extraordinary measures to acquire more personal protective equipment, find beds to increase hospital capacity and recruit staff, but there is still a critical need for all three of these components, and we need all three in order for our hospitals to actually function and provide care.
Finally, the Governor confirmed 8,669 additional cases a 10.3% increase) of novel coronavirus, bringing the statewide total to 92,381 confirmed cases in New York State. Of the 92,381 total individuals who tested positive for the virus, the geographic breakdown is as follows, local counties in boldface:
| County | Total Positive | New Positive |
| Albany | 253 | 13 |
| Allegany | 12 | 3 |
| Broome | 46 | 4 |
| Cattaraugus | 8 | 1 |
| Cayuga | 4 | 1 |
| Chautauqua | 8 | 2 |
| Chemung | 22 | 0 |
| Chenango | 28 | 2 |
| Clinton | 25 | 0 |
| Columbia | 36 | 5 |
| Cortland | 8 | 0 |
| Delaware | 22 | 2 |
| Dutchess | 667 | 120 |
| Erie | 617 | 153 |
| Essex | 6 | 0 |
| Franklin | 9 | 0 |
| Fulton | 6 | 4 |
| Genesee | 14 | 1 |
| Greene | 21 | 3 |
| Hamilton | 2 | 0 |
| Herkimer | 14 | 2 |
| Jefferson | 15 | 3 |
| Lewis | 2 | 0 |
| Livingston | 14 | 0 |
| Madison | 60 | 9 |
| Monroe | 420 | 71 |
| Montgomery | 8 | 1 |
| Nassau | 10,587 | 1,033 |
| Niagara | 76 | 30 |
| NYC | 51,809 | 4,370 |
| Oneida | 61 | 11 |
| Onondaga | 234 | 17 |
| Ontario | 26 | 2 |
| Orange | 1,993 | 237 |
| Orleans | 6 | 0 |
| Oswego | 22 | 5 |
| Otsego | 21 | 2 |
| Putnam | 216 | 9 |
| Rensselaer | 53 | 10 |
| Rockland | 3,751 | 430 |
| Saratoga | 132 | 10 |
| Schenectady | 101 | 8 |
| Schoharie | 8 | 0 |
| Schuyler | 3 | 1 |
| Seneca | 4 | 2 |
| St. Lawrence | 39 | 5 |
| Steuben | 43 | 5 |
| Suffolk | 8,746 | 1,141 |
| Sullivan | 143 | 22 |
| Tioga | 7 | 0 |
| Tompkins | 74 | 6 |
| Ulster | 240 | 19 |
| Warren | 18 | 0 |
| Washington | 12 | 2 |
| Wayne | 27 | 3 |
| Westchester | 11,567 | 884 |
| Wyoming | 14 | 4 |
| Yates | 1 | 1 |
GOVERNOR CUOMO ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE APEX: WHAT THE NATION MUST DO TO BE BETTER HANDLING DISASTERS, PANDEMICS, AND CITIZEN SUPPORT
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WHITE PLAINS LEADS IN CENSUS. 248 White Plains residents have tested positive for the virus: Mayor Roach.
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WPCNR MAYOR’S CORONAVIRUS REPORT: FROM THE MAYOR’S OFFICE:
7 PM EDT APRIL 1, 2020:
The state now has almost 84,000 cases, 10,683 are in Westchester, 35,000 have been tested. There are currently 268 Westchester County residents who are hospitalized, 12,226 are hospitalized statewide.
248 people with confirmed White Plains addresses have tested positive for the virus up from 172 yesterday (31% increase).
As we have said the local municipal numbers lag behind the broader county numbers due to the delay in the county receiving the necessary data from the state. Over time the lag has only gotten worse. Despite this we have determined that we will continue to provide you with the numbers that we receive each day.
When and if the county provided municipal numbers have “caught up” to the overall numbers we will let you know, until then that you should not come to conclusions, positive or negative based on one day’s report.
It’s Census Day! If you have not already done so, please take the time to fill out your census forms. We have received early results on the participation rates of the different communities in Westchester and I am pleased to tell you that we are leading the other major cities. If you haven’t completed your online response why not do so this evening? We’ve got some towns to beat!
As I announced last night, we will be celebrating essential workers who are doing so much for us every day by applauding them from our respective homes this Friday! At the request of White Plains Hospital, we have changed the time to 7pm. Windows, driveways, lawns, balconies and doorways all work, just make sure you stay 6 feet apart!
If you would like to directly express your appreciation for the heroic work being done every day by the people at White Plains Hospital go to wphospital.org/communitylove. If you want to help them stay home!
Remember we are standing together by staying apart
Helpful links:
Westchester County Coronavirus information
NY State Coronavirus Information
White Plains Hospital Coronavirus Information
If you are experiencing symptoms associated with coronavirus, please call either the White Plains Hospital Hotline at (914) 681-2900 or the NYS Dept of Health Hotline at 1-888-364-3065. Professional staff will screen you over the phone by asking you a series of questions and assess your need for testing
DON’T COOK TONIGHT! TAKE OUT FROM WHITE PLAINS FINEST, FAVORITE RESTAURANTS.
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THE WHITE PLAINS BID HAS PUBLISHED A LIST OF WHITE PLAINS RESTAURANTS WHO DELIVER OR YOU PICK UP MEALS. IT’S GREAT FOR THE OVER-STRESSED, CHILDREN-AT-HOME FAMILY WHO NEED A BREAK.
SAMPLE WHITE PLAINS RESTAURANTS. PREVENT FIRINGS. KEEP THEM GOING:
Restaurants Open for Takeout, Curbside Pickup, and/or DeliveryAlex Lounge Bar & Grill – (914) 358-9227 (Curbside pickup available)Anthony Deli Mini Market – (914) 686-6073Araras Coffee – (914) 831-5439 (Curbside pickup available)Big Apple Smoothie Cafe – (914) 997-7700Blaze Pizza– (914) 930-3155Buffalo Wild Wings – (914) 358-9453Café Veracruz – (914) 948-6670Cantina Taco & Tequila Bar – (914) 461-3959 (Curbside pickup available, Margaritas available)Caribbean Thyme Restaurant – (914) 368-8664China Garden – (914) 686-1505Chipotle Mexican Grill -(914) 948-4826Chop & Go – (914) 831-0525Cold Stone Creamery – (914) 220-0160 (Carryout only)D’Amore Café & Deli – (914) 946-1656David King Chinese Cuisine & Sushi – (914) 948-9290Delicias del Jireh – (914) 437-5375 & (914) 437-5374Dunkin’ Donuts – (914) 682-5649Ernesto’s Pizza Cucina – 914-752-4611Fair Deal Café– (914) 946-3000 (Liquor to go with food)Famous Famiglia – (914) 285-5678Five Guys Burgers & Fries – (914) 422-3483Freshii – 914-422-8000 (Curbside pickup available)Golden Wok Chinese Cuisine – (914) 428-5428 & (914) 428-5481Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ – (914) 358-5206Hastings Tea & Coffee Lounge – (914) 428-1000Inca & Gaucho – (914) 607-7962The Iron Tomato – (914) 328-9400 (Curbside pickup available)La Bocca Ristorante – (914) 948-3281 (Curbside pickup available)Lilly’s – (914) 997-5600 (Curbside pickup available)Main Street Gourmet Deli & Grill – (914) 948-9002Mamma Rosa’s Sons Italian Deli – (914) 997-0418Mario’s Pizza & Restaurant – (914) 761-7829Martine Gourmet Deli – (914) 785-6790Mistura – (914) 607-7244Morton’s The Steakhouse – (914) 683-6101 (Curbside pickup available)Nicky’s Pizzeria & Restaurant – (914) 997-6951Pantojarse – (914) 946-0179Papi’ – (914) 328-6535Purple Corn – (914) 339-0900Sam’s of Gedney Way – (914) 949-0978 (Curbside pickup available)Serafina – (914) 288-9300Sundance Kitchen & Cantina – (914) 946-2300TGI Fridays – (914) 948-3209 (Curbside pickup available. Beer and wine available)Turkish Cuisine – (914) 683-6111TVB by Pax Romana – (914) 831-3303 (Pasta kits available via pickup)Via Veneto 26 – (914) 328-4000Walter’s Hot Dogs – (914) 397-9406 (Curbside pickup available, beer and boozy shakes available)White Plains Bake Shoppe – (914) 997-9640Wolf & Warrior Brewing Company – (914) 368-8617 (Curbside crowler pickups available)
Other Businesses Currently OpenCho Wines & Spirits – (914) 949-8578Cigar Corner – (914) 461-3672Dollar Tree – (914) 323-2009The Foot Care RN – (914) 861-5929LeVino Wine Merchants – (914) 949-8466 (Curbside pickup and delivery available)Metrovision Optical – (914) 682-4200Nu Trend Cleaners – (914) 949-6161 (Free pickup & delivery)Nu Way Cleaners & Tailors – (914) 949-2333Roosters Market – (914) 949-7202ShopRite – (914) 539-4500 (Visit their website for updates and more information)Mamaroneck Smoke Shop (60B Mamaroneck Avenue) – (914) 761-7072MK Smoke Shop (270 Main Street) – (914) 607-7551Target – (914) 821-0012
Online OnlyArthur Murray Dance Center – (914) 948-5929 (Online classes available)Barnes & Noble – (914) 397-2420 (Curbside pickup when you buy online)Bead Everything – (914) 644-8191 (Online orders and shipping available)Eva’s Design & Decorating – (914) 949-2717 (Deliveries only)KOI Creative Space Weekly Yoga – Free virtual classes every Saturday at 10am through the end of April – Learn more and sign up.Phatburn – (914) 946-0717 (Online live classes plus nutrition and accountability support through 6 week home challenge, learn more)Purebarre – (914) 266-1664 (Class livestreaming available)
GOVERNOR CUOMO: UP TO YOU NEW YORK “STAY HOME. OBSERVE SOCIAL DISTANCING” EVEN THE NY MATCHUP AGAINST CORONA VIRUS
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REDUCE THE HOSPITAL BEDS, PERSONNEL, VENTILATORS NEEDED TO CARE FOR YOU. APEX TO HIT APRIL 30. 83,712 Cases Overnight, up 7,917 rate of increase: 9 1/2%
WESTCHESTER, ROCKLAND, DUTCHESS, NASSAU SUFFOLK COUNTIES RISING FASTER THAN NEW YORK CITY.
WPCNR CORONAVIRUS REPORT. By John F. Bailey. April 1, 2020 UPDATED 4:35 E.D.T.:
Governor Andrew Cuomo today made his most urgent plea to date for the public to practice maximum social distancing to bring down the growth of Coronavirus victims to within New York’s present medical hospital and staff capacity to care for them.
He is closing New York City Playgrounds, because youth are not complying with the non-organized games such as basketball, soccer that accelerate close contact, keeping open space parks for persons to observe social distanced recreation.
He showed an analysis by the Mckinsey organization, showing the dramatic need and tremendous benefit of social distancing and staying at home. The state current medical ability to care for victims of the corona virus can withstand the rate of the apex of the predicted virus spread if maximum social distancing is practiced by the public, the projections showed the state would need 75,000 hospital beds and 25,000 ventilators, which it now has.
The analysis said that if maximum social distancing is not observed the state would need 35,000 more beds (110,000 hospital beds) and 37,000 ventilators, (12,000 more ventilators).
The governor said that if we cannot maximize social distancing and isolate in our homes as much as possible , the state medical force that is sharing facilities, assigning backup personnel and volunteers at the apex of the disease, “ We do not have a chance and will be overwhelmed.”
The governor started the news conference by telling the rest of the nation, that the coronavirus plague was spreading to all but one county in the state, invading cities and rural areas.
New York now has 83,712 cases, up 7,917 from yesterday, an increase of 9-1/2%. (slightly less than the 10% yesterday.)
New York City went up by 4,300 cases to 47,439, a 10% increase
Westchester County cases increased by 7.1% overnight to 10,683.,
Nassau County went up 11.8% to 9,554 an increase of 1,010 cases from, 8,544 yesterday
Suffolk County, 892 to 7,605 from 6,713, a grim 13.2% increase in cases.
Rockland County is growing in cases and County Executive Ed Day said today ON NEWS 12, “Stay the Hell home.” Rockland’s cases number 3,331, up 16% overnight and according to County Executive Day this is a medical crisis for the county.
Dutchess County is growing, too, up to 547 cases, but the increase rate is not good–13%. Up from 484 yesterday.
He said that the spread being seen in New York will come to cities and towns and rural areas throughout the country and urged the states to work with each other to fight the disease together. The Governor noted that New Jersey now has 18,000 cases and New York is working with the Governor of New Jersey to help as the toll of cases rises there.
He said New York deaths were up overnight and an analysis by the Gates Foundation predicts that New York will see 16,000 die statewide. However the nation as a whole, will see 93,000 dead. As to how long New Yorkers (other than essential workers) have to stay in their homes, he said it could to July. But he emphasized no one knows.
He closed with a look to the future that the nation has to learn and change the way this country handles outbreaks, because, the Governor said:
“This will happen again.”
Today’s County-by-County rundown. Local counties in bold
| County | Total Positive | New Positive |
| Albany | 240 | 14 |
| Allegany | 9 | 2 |
| Broome | 42 | 4 |
| Cattaraugus | 7 | 1 |
| Cayuga | 3 | 0 |
| Chautauqua | 6 | 0 |
| Chemung | 22 | 2 |
| Chenango | 26 | 7 |
| Clinton | 25 | 4 |
| Columbia | 31 | 1 |
| Cortland | 8 | 0 |
| Delaware | 20 | 4 |
| Dutchess | 547 | 63 |
| Erie | 464 | 26 |
| Essex | 6 | 2 |
| Franklin | 9 | 0 |
| Fulton | 2 | 1 |
| Genesee | 13 | 3 |
| Greene | 18 | 2 |
| Hamilton | 2 | 0 |
| Herkimer | 12 | 0 |
| Jefferson | 12 | 0 |
| Lewis | 2 | 0 |
| Livingston | 14 | 1 |
| Madison | 51 | 10 |
| Monroe | 349 | 57 |
| Montgomery | 7 | 0 |
| Nassau | 9554 | 1010 |
| Niagara | 46 | 4 |
| NYC | 47439 | 4300 |
| Oneida | 50 | 10 |
| Onondaga | 217 | 23 |
| Ontario | 24 | 2 |
| Orange | 1756 | 200 |
| Orleans | 6 | 0 |
| Oswego | 17 | 2 |
| Otsego | 19 | 1 |
| Putnam | 207 | 21 |
| Rensselaer | 43 | 2 |
| Rockland | 3321 | 458 |
| Saratoga | 122 | 14 |
| Schenectady | 93 | 8 |
| Schoharie | 8 | 2 |
| Schuyler | 2 | 0 |
| Seneca | 2 | 0 |
| St. Lawrence | 34 | 4 |
| Steuben | 38 | 14 |
| Suffolk | 7605 | 892 |
| Sullivan | 121 | 12 |
| Tioga | 7 | 0 |
| Tompkins | 68 | 2 |
| Ulster | 221 | 10 |
| Warren | 18 | 0 |
| Washington | 10 | 0 |
| Wayne | 24 | 5 |
| Westchester | 10683 | 716 |
| Wyoming | 10 | 1 |