Rockland County Government/Regulations
The White House likes to say the nation is having a V-shaped recovery but we don’t see it that way. Slide to the middle of the alphabet because K is where it’s at
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From March through May, the number of individuals and corporations registering new businesses in Rockland County plunged but numbers rebounded after June
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The Town of Orangetown is hoping to play an influential role in the future fate of the privately-owned HNA Palisades Training Center in Palisades.
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Rockland County’s proposed 2021 budget of $721,735,560 represents a 1.1 percent reduced spending plan compared to last year’s budget but comes with a 2.84 percent increase in property taxes.
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RCBJ Talks With Clarkstown Councilman Donald Franchino About Clarkstown’s Permissive Referendum On Nov. 3rd Ballot Allowing Palisades Center To Build Out Unused Space
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Moody’s Investors Service on Monday increased the rating to Rockland’s Various Purposes Bonds and Refunding Bonds to A1 from A2. They also upgraded to A1 from A2 the County’s issuer and general obligation limited tax ratings.
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Anticipating a tsunami of revenue shortfall, County Executive Ed Day has submitted three draft Resolutions to the County Legislature to propose ways to generate additional revenue, help stabilize Rockland’s finances, and allow for proper budgetary decision-making for 2021.
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Discussions have begun between community members and Clarkstown over what to do with the church and the 2.32-acre property situated along Demarest Avenue.
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South Nyack to hire outside counsel to assist in “matters related to the sale of the college,” and to engage in an appraisal company for portions of the campus.
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Randi Rios-Castro, Jawonio’s associative executive director, will take the helm of the organization on Oct. 1st, succeeding Jill Warner.
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