Politics & Government

New City Residents Invited to Town Hall Forum June 4

Discuss stabilizing Rockland's finances, promoting economic growth and preserving the County for future generations

Rockland County Executive Ed Day continues his series of community conversations and town hall forums to gather input and listen to the concerns of local residents and discuss his priorities to keep Rockland moving forward.

The public is invited for an open dialogue, to ask questions and offer feedback:

  • 7 p.m. June 4- Suffern Free Library - 210 Lafayette Ave., Suffern

“My first sixteen months in office have shown that, while Rockland’s challenges are great, the power of this County to tackle them is greater when we all work together,” said Day in a prepared statement. “I look forward to hearing from the people again as we continue to shape Rockland’s future.”

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Residents of Rockland County are invited to bring any question or idea they want to discuss face-to-face with Day. The public may also submit questions in advance via email at Q&AEdDay@co.rockland.ny.us.

The County Executive will also provide an update on the progress his administration is making in delivering on his core priorities: stabilizing Rockland’s finances, promoting economic growth and preserving the County for future generations.

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Those unable to attend may watch the Town Hall meetings via a live stream on the County’s website RocklandGov.com. Online viewers are invited to submit questions via email or through Rockland County’s official Facebook page or Twitter account using #RocklandTownHall. The media is welcome to attend all events.

Day encourages all Rockland residents to attend a town hall meeting in their area to be a part of this important dialogue.

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