Government
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Orangetown Youth Court Graduation
Youth Court Graduation, March 8, 2022Chief Donald Butterworth, Marianne J. Walker, Esq., Chairperson Steering Committee, John W. McGowan, Esq., Youth Court Instructor, Detective Brandon Myers, Executive Director and Mary K. Anselmi, Program Coordinator.Youth Court Graduates: Michael Carlacci, Emily Caro, Avery Carter, Jodie Clancy, Bridget Coyle, Molly Duffy, Michaela Duggan, Patrick Fanshawe, Sofia Fenton, Aiden Fitzgerald, […]
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Congratulations to the graduates of Clarkstown Youth Court!
At this week’s Town Board meeting, the Town Board and Chief Wanamaker presented certificates to the graduates of the most recent Youth Court class. The Town of Clarkstown’s Youth Court was established in April of 1981. Youth Court is a court of peers. Juveniles will be tried, judged, defended, and convicted or exonerated by a […]
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Clarkstown mourns the loss of longtime councilman Maloney
The Town of Clarkstown is saddened to hear of the passing of longtime Councilman John Maloney. We share some remarks from Supervisor George Hoehmann on John’s lifetime of dedication to his family, church, Town and community. Read more here. Details on services here.
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Clarktown thanks all who donated to Ukraine
Thank you to all the residents, businesses, scouts, and rotaries, who donated items for Ukraine this week at Town Hall. The response has been overwhelming and shows the true generosity of the residents of our community. Supervisor Hoehmann met with Rockland resident Oksana Hauser, who is coordinating the donation drive with Saints Peter and Paul […]
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Office of Buildings and Codes Closes Illegal Properties
Property Owners Face 19 Violations for Illegal Construction New City, NY, – The Rockland County Office of Buildings and Codes is investigating upwards of 19 violations at 35 Commerce Street, owned by Elegant Party Rental LLC., and 37 Commerce Street, owned by 37-39 Commerce LLC., in Spring Valley stemming from illegal construction. The Office responded to a complaint for […]
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Skoufis Introduces Bill to Keep Corporate Money Out of Politics, Pledges to Refuse Corporate Contributions
State Senator James Skoufis (D-Hudson Valley) has introduced new legislation that would limit corporate influence in New York’s elections by eliminating corporate campaign contributions. If signed into law, the measure (S.8510) would bring the state’s campaign finance law into alignment with federal election law, which already prohibits these kinds of contributions in congressional races. This […]