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An AI-assisted report based on a meeting recording, transcript and identified supporting records. Published under the editorial responsibility of Matthew Broudy.....9/30 MEETING, TRUSTEES APPROVE POLICE STUDY, LOUNSBURY WATER ISSUES, 21 COOK LANE TO BE PARK, WATERFRONT VOTE, ROUTE 129
GO TO Croton trustees approve police study as Lounsbury resident presses water fix — Croton-on-Hudson, NY
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GO TO Croton trustees approve police study as Lounsbury resident presses water fix — Croton-on-Hudson, NY
The meeting video and agenda documents are available alongside the timestamped quotations above. The quotations link separately to the exact transcript passage and recording moment.
Why would this study NOT Include consolidation. Isn’t this about saving taxpayers money and providing the best police service possible? The forced growth that our village leadership has thrust upon us will equal the study showing the need for more officers. With officers and supervisors making anywhere between $100,000 and $300,000 per year with overtime, not to mention benefits, there would have to be tax increases with department growth. Of course there are other arguments for and against consolidation, but why it would not be part of the study. This just shows us the same kind of “something is missing” leadership that has existed within the Village for too long.
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