County executive touts success of Westchester's tax share back program
Latimer emphasized that Westchester is one of the most generous counties in terms of the tax percentage it shares back with local municipalities.
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Oct 11, 2023, 12:38 PM
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3ds agoWestchester County Executive George Latimer highlighted the success of the county's tax share back program.
Latimer emphasized that Westchester is one of the most generous counties in terms of the tax percentage it shares back with local municipalities.
Out of the 45 municipalities in Westchester County, 41 have benefited from Latimer's tax share back initiative. This includes municipalities like Greenburgh, Harrison, and Somers.
