Pedestrian and vehicle safety improvements to be considered in upcoming Greenburgh capital budget
The town plans on finalizing the budget within the next few weeks.
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May 26, 2024, 12:13 PM
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Updated 214 days ago
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4h agoGreenburgh officials are seeking to improve pedestrian and traffic safety with the 2024 capital budget.
Town Supervisor Paul Feiner says he will be working with the new comptroller on preparing the new budget.
The town plans on finalizing it within the next few weeks.
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