The Rockland County Legislature, at tonight’s Budget and Finance Committee meeting led by Legislator Aron Wieder, announced the approval of a significant $30 million allocation for sidewalk projects on county roads over the next three years. The project aims to improve pedestrian infrastructure across the county’s five towns, ensuring safer and more accessible walkways for residents.
Rockland County Executive Ed Day played an essential role in making this project a reality, working tirelessly to secure the necessary support and resources. His dedication and behind-the-scenes efforts reflect his commitment to improving the county’s infrastructure and enhancing the quality of life for Rockland County residents.
This ambitious initiative, strongly advocated by Wieder and all 17 Rockland County legislators, underscores the county’s commitment to enhancing public safety and connectivity. Each legislator has contributed to this unified effort, emphasizing the project’s importance for community welfare.
The legislators include:
- Jay Hood Jr. (District 3), Chairman
- Douglas J. Jobson (District 1), Deputy Minority Leader
- Paul C. Cleary (District 2)
- Itamar Yeger (District 4)
- Lon M. Hofstein (District 5), Minority Leader
- Alden H. Wolfe (District 6), Majority Leader
- Philip Soskin (District 7), Second Vice-Chair
- Toney L. Earl (District 8)
- Raymond W. Sheridan III (District 9)
- Beth J. Davidson (District 10)
- Will J. Kennelly (District 11)
- Jesse M. Malowitz (District 12)
- Aron B. Wieder (District 13), Chair of the Budget and Finance Committee
- Aney Paul (District 14), Vice Chair
- Joel Friedman (District 15), Deputy Majority Leader
- Thomas F. Diviny (District 16)
- Dr. Dana G. Stilley (District 17)
This allocation represents a collective achievement, marking a milestone for Rockland County as it looks to enhance its infrastructure for the benefit of all residents. Legislators expressed a shared dedication to seeing the project through and ensuring the funds are used effectively to meet community needs.