Department of Motor Vehicles

The DMV offices in Binghamton and Endicott will only going to be assisting customers by appointment due to caution over the spread of the coronavirus.

Broome County residents will be able to do some business directly with the Department of Motor Vehicles at the Endicott office starting Monday, June 15.

While some businesses in the Southern Tier reopen, the Department of Motor Vehicle offices remain closed until New York State reopens them.

The Department of Motor Vehicles is still operating even though the usual office locations are closed.

Broome County Senior Centers are closing starting March 17 for all activities until April 14 due to concerns about the cornavirus.

Broome County’s Clerk says more money collected to license and register vehicles and drivers should stay in the community where they are paid and processed.

Johnson City Police and officials with the Department of Motor Vehicles are advising motorists they could be ticketed if their license plates are not readable.

E-Z Pass tags are now available at the local Department of Motor Vehicle Offices in Binghamton and Endicott.

Another location is being added in Broome County for residents to conveniently conduct their business with the Department of Motor Vehicles.

The Broome County Clerk’s office is announcing the installation of drop boxes to make it easier for residents to have their DMV renewals processed.