The Department of Motor Vehicles, (DMV), provides license applications, gives permits, license exams, and vehicle registration.

The Town of Dickinson Clerk maintains birth, death, marriage, and divorce records and certificates. They also issue a variety of licenses and permits such as: dog, hunting, fishing and handicap parking.

The Town of Sanford Clerk and Tax Collector oversees the birth, death, marriage and divorce records and certificates. They also issue permits and licenses such as: dog, hunting, fishing, and handicap permits.

This is probably the most familiar office in the county building. The DMV, a sub-department of the County Clerks Office, provides many and varied services including: learner’s permits, driving licenses, non-driver identification, registrations for motor vehicles, motorcycles, snowmobiles, boats, and RVs. Schuyler County’s DMV also offers escort testing and handles enforcement problems.

The Department of Motor Vehicles, (DMV), provides driver's license applications; gives permit test; registers cars, trailers, farm equipment, boats and snowmobiles.

The Village of Port Dickinson Town Clerk maintains all of the birth, death, marriage and divorce records and certificates. They also issue permits and licenses such as: dog, fishing, hunting and handicap parking. The Clerk's office is located at 786 Chenango Street in Binghamton.

This office; notifies notaries public of their appointments by the Secretary of State, qualifies notaries and maintains record of them.

The Town of Lisle Clerk and Tax Collector maintains birth, death, marriage and divorce records and certificates. They also issue licenses and permits such as: dog, hunting, fishing and handicap parking.

The NYS Department of Health keeps track of Vital Records such as: birth/death certificates, and marriage/divorce records. New copies may be obtained or changes may be made by visiting a walk-in center or calling.

The Broome County Office For Aging Identification Card, Or ID Card:

Provides you with proof of age and identification for Office for Aging programs, including Senior Center meals and the Broome County Mini Bus transportation system.

Is available to seniors age 60 or older and their spouses.

You can obtain a card by completing a short application available at all OFA senior community centers and at our main office in the County Office Building, 4th floor.

You can call the Office for Aging, and we will mail you an application. You can print our fillable application on our website. Proof of age is required for the ID card.

Part of the application for the ID card includes a section on informed consent. We ask that you sign this form when completing the ID card application, as it will allow us to record your information in our system and provide you with the card. Informed Consent Follow-Up Letter.