County Executive’s Corner: “Vetoed”

County Executive’s Corner: “Vetoed”

By County Executive Ed Day Here we go again. The amended budget passed by the Majority members of the Rockland County Legislature is a return to the days of speculative revenue, over-estimating sales tax revenue and a refusal to modernize county government. In short, a budget like theirs could lead us back down the path […]

County Executive’s Corner “Giving Thanks and Giving Back”

County Executive’s Corner “Giving Thanks and Giving Back”

By County Executive Ed Day November is the month when Americans gather with family and friends, share a traditional Thanksgiving meal and express gratitude for the good things in life. It is also a time to reflect on our blessings and gain awareness about those who may not be as fortunate. Here in Rockland County […]

County Executive’s Corner: “Ending Intolerance”

County Executive’s Corner: “Ending Intolerance”

By County Executive Ed Day Earlier this week over 1,200 Rockland residents of every sex, race and creed came together in response to the horrific attack on the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. We all had different reasons for attending that vigil. Some to reflect, some to mourn, some to find a place for […]

County Executive’s Corner: “A Comprehensive Approach”

County Executive’s Corner: “A Comprehensive Approach”

By County Executive Ed Day One of the features of my 2019 Proposed Budget is a renewed focus on the needs of law enforcement and public safety. We are bringing on two new Sheriff’s Patrol Officers to help in the fight against opioid addiction. These Officers will be dedicated to two task forces that deal […]

County Executive’s Corner: “Under the Tax Cap Again”

County Executive’s Corner: “Under the Tax Cap Again”

By County Executive Ed Day We did it again! Earlier this week I unveiled the proposed 2019 Budget for Rockland County that comes in under the state-mandated property tax cap. We managed this, despite significant challenges. As we began the 2019 Budget process, we faced a budget gap of over $13 million which would have […]