The Endicott Department of Motor Vehicles office has closed indefinitely after Broome County officials flagged a potential building safety concern. Broome County Clerk Aaron Martin made the announcement, and for now, there's no set date for when the doors will reopen.

Endicott DMV Closure: What Broome County Says Happened

According to the county clerk's office, the closure stems from a potential building safety concern currently under assessment. Officials say they will share more details, including a reopening timeline, once they have fully evaluated the situation. The announcement did not include additional specifics about the nature of the concern.

Endicott DMV Alternatives: Where To Go For Saturday Service

Anyone who relied on Saturday hours at the Endicott location will need to adjust. Those Saturday services shift over to the Binghamton office at 81 Chenango St. That arrangement stays in place until Broome County says otherwise.

Outside of the Saturday shift, the Binghamton office and the Mobile DMV unit are continuing on their regular schedules, so those options remain steady for residents who need to get paperwork handled while Endicott is offline.

Endicott DMV Reopening Updates: Where To Check

For the latest on hours, locations, and available services, the county is directing residents to the Broome County Clerk's DMV page. That's going to be the most reliable source as this situation develops, since the timeline right now is still open ended.

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If you've got DMV business planned in the Endicott area, it's a good idea to check that page before you head out, just to save yourself a wasted trip.

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