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Hudson Valley News
6:06 pm
Sun January 13, 2013
Report Says Two as One Would Save Money
There is a report out that offers details about whether the consolidation of the governments of a Hudson Valley town and village would save money. In Ulster County, Town of New Paltz Supervisor Susan Zimet says the Consolidation Finance committee has delivered its long-awaited report and recommendations on the consolidation of the Town and Village governments of New Paltz. Holding the $1 million dollar Citizen Empowerment grant as an add on, the committee has found that if the two governments were one, based on 2011 actual expenditures, taxpayers would have realized a savings of $1.625 million dollars. The report started with the question, “Would the taxpayers of both the Town and Village see a difference in taxes paid if the two governments were one?”