PRESS RELEASE from TOWN OF THOMPSON

Town of Thompson launches app to connect and communicate with the public

Posted 4/8/26

Town of Thompson, NY – The Town of Thompsonhas announced the launch of Thompson Talk, a new citizen notification mobile application powered by GOGov. The app is designed to keep residents informed …

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PRESS RELEASE from TOWN OF THOMPSON

Town of Thompson launches app to connect and communicate with the public

Posted

Town of Thompson, NY – The Town of Thompsonhas announced the launch of Thompson Talk, a new citizen notification mobile application powered by GOGov. The app is designed to keep residents informed and connected with timely updates directly from the Town of Thompson.

With Thompson Talk, residents can receive push notifications for:

  • Community news and announcements
  • Road closures/traffic issues
  • Local events and activities
  • Service updates and interruptions
  • Emergency alerts and other important information

In addition, the app provides quick access to important resources on Thompson’s website: https://thompsonny.gov.

By utilizing the app platform, the Thompson team can deliver accurate and timely information more efficiently, ensuring that citizens stay informed and engaged.
Another option for receiving alerts is opting into text and/or voice messages by calling or texting: 845-796-9993. The public can also visit this URL to customize their notifications: https://thompsonny.gov/connect

“I’m excited to offer a new way for the public to stay informed about what’s happening in Thompson. We’ve collaborated with GOGov to create the Thompson Talk App, ensuring that it’s user-friendly while effectively delivering the most pertinent Town news, information, and updates. It’s a priority for me to keep our community as connected, informed, and safe as possible – this app helps to accomplish that goal,” said Thompson Supervisor Scott Mace.

To access the app, search for “Thompson Talk” in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store to download. Set up an account, enter an address (for address-specific notifications such as those impacting sewer/water in a specific area) and then enable notifications.

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