The Commission addressed several administrative hearing recommendations, resulting in the unanimous approval of resolutions for RJS Industries LLC, TEV Corp., KM7 Trucking LLC, and Underground Connection Corporation of NY. The Commission authorized the issuance of permits to eighteen companies and approved the conversion of permits to licenses for eleven companies. Additionally, the Commission voted to renew licenses for forty-four companies. Resolutions were passed to issue notices of hearing for license revocation regarding William R. Boyar DBA Mahopac Scrap and Container and Menace Inc. Finally, the Commission approved proposed fee changes for Solid Waste Broker Licenses and reviewed an update on nineteen violations issued for unlicensed operation, unregistered vehicles, and failure to display decals.
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Westchester County Adopted Capital Budget and Five Year Capital Program 2026-2030
A one-year adopted capital budget and accompanying five-year capital program for Westchester County, covering fiscal year 2026 and the multi-year planning horizon through 2030. The plan covers a broad range of infrastructure domains including buildings, parkways, roads and bridges, recreation facilities, transportation, airport, refuse disposal, and sewer and water districts.
Jan 1, 2025·Capital improvement plan
Westchester County Capital Budget 2025-2029
A 1-year capital budget and five-year capital program for Westchester County covering the fiscal year 2025 budget, with the capital program extending through 2029. The plan addresses infrastructure across buildings, roads and bridges, recreation facilities, transportation, airport, refuse disposal, and sewer and water districts, prioritizing projects based on statutory, life-safety, and asset restoration criteria.
Jan 1, 2025·Capital improvement plan
Westchester County Capital Budget 2025
A one-year capital budget for Westchester County for fiscal year 2025, presenting proposed appropriations across infrastructure domains including county buildings, roads and bridges, parks and recreation, transportation, airport, refuse disposal, and sewer and water districts. The plan focuses on infrastructure improvements, sustainability initiatives, parks and recreation, and affordable housing, with an emphasis on maintaining assets in a state of good repair.
