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Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann Announces Tenative 2024 Budget with Zero Tax Increase

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NEW CITY, NY – Town of Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann announced today a flat town budget, with a zero percentage increase for 2024. Clarkstown is the only town in Rockland County to deliver no tax increase this year.

Highlights of the 2024 proposed budget include:

-Flat budget, ZERO % tax increase

-Hires an additional Code Enforcement Officer, setting a record in Rockland for the largest town Code Enforcement Department in county history.

-Greenest budget in Town history – eliminates nearly 1 million pages of printed materials that will be shifted to online and digital formats saving taxpayers money and protecting our environment.

-Increases Police funding by 2.3%

-Increases Volunteer EMS funding by 13.9%

-Increases Parks and Recreation funding

-Maintains all essential services

Supervisor George Hoehmann stated, “Since day one, my main priority has been to protect Clarkstown taxpayers. That is why I am proud to deliver a flat budget with a zero percent tax increase. The 2024 budget includes an additional Code Enforcement Officer, making Clarkstown Code Enforcement the largest local Code Enforcement Department in the history of the county. The budget eliminates nearly 1 million pages of printed materials – ensuring the greenest budget in Town history. We increased spending for our renowned Police Department and Parks Department and maintained the top notch essential services that Clarkstown residents expect and deserve. Our 2024 budget protects taxpayers’ pocketbooks, neighborhoods, and safety.”

Hoehmann continued, “In my tenure as Supervisor, I am proud that this is our third flat budget, with two additional budgets that cut taxes. During these turbulent economic times this budget puts taxpayers first by maintaining the high level of local services Clarkstown residents are accustomed to while keeping taxes flat.”

The 2024 budget presentation will occur on Wednesday, October 4, 2023 at 7 PM. The 2024 budget covers the full 2024 fiscal year January 1 – December 31, 2024.

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Senator Weber Releases Statement Regarding Congestion Pricing Termination By The Federal Government

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“Thank you to President Trump and his administration for ending congestion pricing. Rockland County has been treated like an ATM for the MTA for far too long, and we refuse to be a doormat any longer. Fighting against this unfair toll has been one of my biggest priorities while running for and serving in the New York State Senate. Now, we must ensure that congestion pricing remains a thing of the past—for the sake of our hardworking Rockland County commuters.”

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Rockland County Office Of The Aging Has Partnered With Legal Services Of The Hudson Valley

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Legal Services of the Hudson Valley provide comprehensive civil legal services to low-income individuals and their family at no cost. LSHV’s mission is to protect rights, promote justice, and ensure equal access to legal assistance for all.

For more information and to schedule an appointment please call LSHV @ 845-476-3831 or Rockland County Office Of The Aging @ 845-364-2110

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