Rockland County

  • Rockland NY Granted Restraining Order Against NYC, After County Files Lawsuit Against New York City

    In an unprecedented move, the County of Rockland has successfully secured a Temporary Restraining Order from the New York Supreme Court on Thursday, blocking New York City and Mayor Eric Adams from establishing a migrant shelter at the Armoni Inn and Suites in Orangeburg. The proposed shelter was slated to house 340 migrants, an addition […]

  • Rockland County Sues New York City, Urges Residents to Contact Federal Government to Halt Migration Plans

    New City, NY – In a bold move, Rockland County Executive Ed Day and Orangetown Town Supervisor have announced decisive enforcement actions against the Armoni Inn & Suites Hotel in Orangeburg and the City of New York. The legal battle stems from the City’s recent announcement to house over 300 migrants in the hotel, an […]

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    County, Officials Hold Press Conference re: 30-Day State of Emergency

    NEW CITY, NY – Rockland County officials held a press conference today on the recently announced State of Emergency, as first reported by Rockland News. The State of Emergency will prohibit hotels or motels from housing migrants without a license from the County and prevent municipalities from housing anyone in Rockland without a contract agreement. […]

  • Rockland Declares State of Emergency

    Action is Direct Response to NYC’s Migrant Housing Plan Rockland County Executive Ed Day has declared a State of Emergency in response to New York City’s plan to house 340 adult males in the Armoni Inn and Suites in Orangeburg for four months, followed by integration into the county. The declaration comes after Rockland County […]

  • Rockland County Officials Oppose NYC’s Plan to Bus Migrants to the Area

    Rockland County officials, including County Executive Ed Day and Department of Social Services (DSS) Commissioner Joan Silvestri, are urging New York City not to send busloads of migrants to their county. They argue that Rockland lacks the necessary infrastructure to support the influx of undocumented individuals and that the current plan is neither sustainable nor […]

  • Rockland Officials Demand Transparency and Action from CSX Following Massive Brush Fires

    In the wake of the massive brush fires that cost residents and municipalities millions of dollars, Rockland officials are calling for transparency and action from CSX, accusing the company of dodging responsibility and withholding information. The fires stretched along the railroad tracks from Clarkstown to Stony Point, damaging houses and property, and required assistance from […]