Westchester County recognized for fiscal stability
The state comptroller's office awarded the county the "No Designation Category" for its outstanding financial health in fiscal year 2022.
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Oct 11, 2023, 11:01 AM
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5ds agoWestchester County has been recognized for operating at the highest level of fiscal stability.
The state comptroller's office awarded the county the "No Designation Category" for its outstanding financial health in fiscal year 2022.
County Executive George Latimer credited residents for their dedication and hard work, emphasizing their crucial role in securing the county's strong financial footing.
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