NEW CITY, N.Y. — A Rockland County Supreme Court judge has ruled in favor of the publisher of the Rockland County Business Journal in a Freedom of Information Law dispute involving records connected to the bidding process for a new county animal shelter. Justice John P. Collins Jr. issued the decision July 8 in an Article 78 proceeding brought by journalist Tina Traster and … [Read more...] about Court Orders Rockland Green to Release Records
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Major Property Sales Drive Investment Across Rockland County
Several significant commercial real estate transactions have recently been completed across Rockland County, reflecting continued investment in industrial, retail, and residential properties throughout the region. Among the largest transactions is the sale of a 54-acre industrial property at 108 Route 303 in Tappan. An affiliate of PDI purchased the site for approximately … [Read more...] about Major Property Sales Drive Investment Across Rockland County
Residency Law Changed For Correction Officers
New City NY — Governor Kathy Hochul has signed legislation amending New York's Public Officers Law to change residency requirements for current correction officers employed by the Rockland and Orange County Sheriff's Offices, a move local officials say could help address staffing and retention challenges within county correctional facilities. The legislation specifically … [Read more...] about Residency Law Changed For Correction Officers
Rockland Seeks Public Input on County Issues
New City, N.Y. — Rockland County officials are inviting residents, business owners and community stakeholders to share their thoughts on county issues through a new public survey designed to guide future discussions and outreach efforts. The survey is part of the county's ongoing effort to gather community feedback on topics affecting residents and to help shape future … [Read more...] about Rockland Seeks Public Input on County Issues
School Bus Safety Plan Becomes State Law
New City, N.Y. — A school bus safety initiative developed in Rockland County has been incorporated into New York State law, creating a new process for handling school bus stop-arm camera violations and potentially changing how those cases are processed across the state. As part of New York's 2026 state budget, municipalities are now authorized to establish Traffic Camera … [Read more...] about School Bus Safety Plan Becomes State Law





