Politics & Government
Forum To Discuss Effects Of Edgemont Incorporation Set
Key Greenburgh officials will be present to discuss how the town will be impacted.
GREENBURGH, NY — A forum to explore what Edgemont incorporating as a village would mean will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 28.
The presentation is entitled “Edgemont Incorporation: What Would It Mean for Greenburgh?” and will feature a question-and-answer session with key Greenburgh officials who help deliver town services.
The town received petitions from Edgemont residents wishing to see the hamlet made into a village. If the issue comes to a vote, only Edgemont residents would be allowed to cast a ballot.
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Don Cannon, former member of the Citizens Budget Committee, will be the moderator.
The following are expected to particiate:
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- Greenburgh Councilman Ken Jones
- Commissioner of Planning Garrett Duquesne
- Building Enspector Steven Fraietta
- Greenburgh Police Chief Chris McNerney
- Commissioner of Parks Gerry Byrne
- Theodore Young Community Center Commissioner Andre Early
- Commissioner of Public Works Victor Carosi
The session will be held at the Theodore Young Community Center, 32 Manhattan Ave. in Greenburgh.
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