Rockland County legislature unanimously passes 2025 budget
Increased funding has been allocated for nonprofits and a new countywide sidewalk initiative.
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Dec 4, 2024, 5:35 PM
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Updated 8 hr ago
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yesterdayThe Rockland County Legislature has unanimously approved a $876 million budget for 2025.
The budget includes a 2% property tax cut, with no layoffs or service cuts.
Increased funding has been allocated for nonprofits and a new countywide sidewalk initiative.
County Executive Ed Day has five working days to issue any vetoes, and the legislature has until Dec. 20 to override any vetoes with 12 votes.
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