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 194 days ago
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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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