Welcome to Ancram, New York

Item: Jonathan D. Katz
Rating: 5
Author: Greg Weaver

A photo of a driver being arrested by a police officer on a country road. A charming small town nestled in Columbia County's rural landscape, located approximately fifty miles south of Albany. With an estimated population of 1,750 as of May 2023, Ancram is a part of the Capital District region and boasts a rich history dating back to 1803 when it was established. Interestingly, the town underwent two name changes before finally adopting its current name in 1814, starting as "Livingston" and then "Gallatin." The early growth of Ancram can be attributed to the area's abundant reserves of iron and lead. Today, Ancram comprises three hamlets – Ancram, Ancramdale, and Boston Corner.

If you've encountered a traffic violation in Ancram, New York, it's essential to know that the town doesn't have its own local police department. Traffic enforcement is managed by the New York State Police and the Columbia County Sheriff's Department, both of whom can conduct traffic stops and issue citations.

Any tickets received within the town are handled by the Ancram Town Court.

Commonly, traffic violations in Ancram arise along the town's major roads, including New York State Route 22, New York State Route 82, and County Route 3.

NYS-22 serves as the town's primary north-south bound road, running parallel to the eastern town border. As it enters from the north, it passes by Weed Mines. Additionally, County Route 3 intersects with NYS-22 near Weed Mines and is the main road connecting the middle section of town, providing access to the southwest corner. This road also passes directly through the heart of Ancramdale. Another route that passes through Ancramdale is New York State Route 82, which enters the town from the west and continues southeast, passing through the Hamlet of Ancram before reaching Ancramdale.

For motorists facing traffic-related charges in Ancram, the Jonathan Katz Law Office is here to assist you. Our boutique law firm specializes in Vehicle & Traffic Law and has been serving Columbia County's motorists for over 30 years. We offer a complimentary consultation to discuss your case and explore the best possible strategies.

Our dedicated team is committed to going above and beyond to fight your ticket with the goal of reducing or eliminating the points associated with your violation. We also extend our services to those who have lost their driving privileges.

Reach out to an attorney from the Jonathan Katz Law Office at your earliest convenience.

Point Reduction or Money Back Guarantee*

As a testament to our confidence in our ability to deliver results, we offer a Point Reduction or Money Back Guarantee*. If we are unable to reduce the points added to your license due to the ticket, we will issue a full refund of your legal fee.

*Please note that this guarantee applies specifically to traffic tickets and does not extend to misdemeanors and felonies.

Choose the Jonathan Katz Law Office for expert legal representation and peace of mind in resolving your traffic violation in Ancram, New York.

Contact us today to schedule your complimentary consultation.

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Jonathan D. Katz, Attorney at Law, provides legal advice and representation for residents of Ulster County and surrounding communities in the Hudson Valley and New York, including Albany, Newburgh, Middletown, White Plains, Hyde Park, Wallkill, Shawangunk, Ulster, Milton, Poughkeepsie, Rosendale, Kingston, Walden, West Point, Marlborough, Saugerties, Goshen, Rochdale, Pleasant Valley, Coxsackie, Voorheesville, Fishkill, Rhinebeck, Wappingers Falls, Gardiner, Woodstock, Esopus, Hyde Park, Red Hook, Catskill, Lake Katrine, Beacon, Cairo, Saugerties, Leeds, Hudson, Germantown, Glasco, Tannersville, Hunter, and other locations throughout Dutchess County, Greene County, Orange County, Columbia County, Putnam County, Westchester County, and Rockland County NY. View More

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