Bronx homeowners start to cash in on rebates
Homeowners from the Bronx are beginning to receive rebate checks from the city. Mayor Michael Bloomberg opposed issuing the $400 rebate checks to homeowners this year due to the city's $1.3 million budget
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Dec 31, 2008, 11:37 PM
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Updated 6,147 days ago
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Homeowners from the Bronx are beginning to receive rebate checks from the city.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg opposed issuing the $400 rebate checks to homeowners this year due to the city's $1.3 million budget deficit. The City Council voted against him.
One resident said he will use the $400 check to pay off bills from holiday shopping.
The rebate checks cost the city $256 million.
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