By Rockland County Executive Ed Day Something happened in early 2007 that would have far-reaching consequences for Rockland County โ consequences that helped lead to near disaster. In April of that year, the Countyโs auditor retired. Normally the retirement of a single employee does not impact the organization as a whole. We say goodbye, [โฆ]
Rockland County Executive Ed Day was sworn in New Yearโs Day, officially beginning his second term in office. During a speech following his swearing-in, Day outlined a vision for an โEra of Renewalโ in Rockland. He promised to continue to fight against overdevelopment and for strict code enforcement on housing. Day said he wants to [โฆ]
By Rockland County Executive Ed Day A New Year and new opportunities to make good on a vow that has been a centerpiece of my administration โ economic development. Attracting business โ clean industry โ is tied to our way of life and your pocketbook. Keep in mind that every cent of the taxes paid [โฆ]
Rockland County Executive Ed Day congratulated Pennsylvania College of Technology freshman Peter Yacuk of Troop 79 in New Cityon becoming an Eagle Scout at his Eagle Scout Court of Honor. His community service project was to enhance the walking path on the main campus at Rockland BOCES in West Nyack. He cleared brush around the path, [โฆ]
By Rockland County Executive Ed Day A new year is approaching and I couldnโt be happier about my plans for the first day of 2018 โ I will be taking the solemn oath of office to serve as your County Executive for another four years. I am humbled by this honor, which tops a [โฆ]
By Rockland County Executive Ed Day Weโve decorated the Christmas tree, lighted all eight candles on the menorah, cooked, cleaned and shopped โtil we dropped. Now, during this month of holidays, we can pause for a moment to reflect on what these celebrations are really about. I just had an opportunity to experience the true [โฆ]