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ROCKLAND COMMUNITY POWER ENERGY PROGRAM: Online & In-Person Events in January
The Rockland Community Power program provides eligible residents and small businesses with the option of either renewable or standard electricity supply at competitive, fixed rates, with no individual contracts for consumers and no exit fees. Over two years, program participants in six communities saved over $10 million. The program also gives each of us a way to reduce our carbon footprint, while capping electricity supply rates.
Now this program will renew with new rates in spring 2023. Join us for answers to your questions!
Tuesday, January 3, 7 pm – Online
January 4, 7 pm โ In person
Nyack Library
59 South Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960
Nanuet Chamber Joint Chamber Post-Holiday Networking Event
January 25, 2023
6:00 โ 9:00 PM
Banchetto Feast, 75 W Route 59 & S. Middletown Road, Nanuet
Join the chamber as they honor the Recipient of the โ2023 Partnership in Progressโ Award – Banchetto Feast
Post-Holiday Party is open to members of any Rockland Chamber, any local business, or individual community members and friends. (Learn more here.)
A representative from the Town of Clarkstown will be on hand to discuss and answer questions on the Nanuet Small Business Signage & Building Beautification Program/Grants. For more information visit the Nanuet Chamber website under Bus.Grants/Jobs Menu
The price is $40 for any Rockland chamber member, $50 for non-members, and $60 at the door.
We encourage pre-registration – Contact your local chamber for your discount code at checkout!!
Check out Clarkstown’s Youtube Channel
Check out Clarkstown’s youtube channel for episodes of Supervisor Hoehmann’s show: “HoehmTownHappenings”. The show also airs on Cable channel 78 and Verizon channel 35 on Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm.
This episode features an interview with NYS Senator Bill Weber, Author Lou Romano, and Veteran and Director of Veteran Peer Services Mark Woods. Take a look.
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This week, Rockland County Executive Ed Day gave his final update on Hi-Tor Animal Care Center as operations officially transition to Rockland Green at the start of the new year.
Earlier this year, Town Supervisors decided they wanted complete control and leadership over siting and constructing a new animal shelter and thus entered into a new agreement with Hi-Tor to begin that process effective January 1, 2023. That decision severs the County of Rocklandโs involvement with Hi-Tor on December 31, 2023 when the agreement expires.
To preserve taxpayer dollars and the health and safety of the animals at Hi-Tor, the County of Rockland is leasing the existing facility to Rockland Green for $1 a year for 2 years, while they construct a new state of the art facility for the animals.