Lyme can affect dogs of all ages, breeds, and sizes. The more time a dog spends outside in areas where ticks are prevalent, the greater the risk! In addition to Lyme disease, dogs are at risk for many other different tick-borne infections. To learn more about other tick-borne diseases, visit www.dogsandticks.com.
The Office of the City Clerk is one of the oldest offices in New York City government with beginnings traceable to the inception of the Town of New Amsterdam. The original role of the Clerk was to record the proceedings of the Town's legislative body and attest to and affix the Town Seal on official documents of the municipality.
The City Charter, Section 4.15, states that the City Clerk is Clerk of the Council, attends all of its meetings, and shall keep a record of all of its proceedings. As official keeper of the records, original minutes of all meetings of Council and Boards and Commissions are kept and archived by the Clerk. Licenses such as dog, business, Christmas tree lots, peddlers, coin operated amusement devices, and others are issued in the Clerkâs Office.