Rockland County takes over $1.2M in election chargebacks from town governments
The county says this change will likely bring Rockland localities $1.2 million of economic relief.
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Mar 26, 2024, 10:07 AM
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Updated 33 days ago
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The county says this change will likely bring Rockland localities $1.2 million of economic relief.
It hopes that by making this change, towns will be able to increase service to their residents.
