Rockland County executive unveils 2026 budget with 0% increase in property tax
The nearly $914 million plan includes a 0% increase in property tax.
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39m agoRockland County Executive Ed Day unveiled his proposed budget for 2026.
The nearly $914 million plan includes a 0% increase in property tax.
It also includes funding to support education for emergency volunteers, and investments for recruitment and training for the county's workforce.
The county legislature must hold a public hearing on the proposed budget by Nov. 20 for input from the community.
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