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North Hempstead

North Hempstead · week of October 11, 2026

Council approves Resolution Certifying Completion of Review of Tentative Budget and Setting Public Hearing, 4–3

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What changed in North Hempstead

  • Resolution Authorizing Agreement with Long Island Nets for Yes We Can Center Practice Facility

    7 yes, 0 no

    Edward Scott (yes), Yaron Levy (yes), Jennifer DeSena (yes), Christine Liu (yes), Mariann Dalimonte (yes), Dennis J. Walsh (yes), Robert Troiano, Jr. (yes)

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  • Honorary Street Name Designation for Detective Charles Vroom Road

    7 yes, 0 no

    Christine Liu (yes), Jennifer DeSena (yes), Yaron Levy (yes), Edward Scott (yes), Dennis J. Walsh (yes), Robert Troiano, Jr. (yes), Mariann Dalimonte (yes)

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  • Resolution Certifying Completion of Review of Tentative Budget and Setting Public Hearing

    4 yes, 3 no

    Christine Liu (no), Jennifer DeSena (yes), Yaron Levy (yes), Edward Scott (yes), Dennis J. Walsh (yes), Robert Troiano, Jr. (no), Mariann Dalimonte (no)

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  • Resolution Authorizing Purchase of Software Maintenance and Support Services

    7 yes, 0 no

    Christine Liu (yes), Jennifer DeSena (yes), Yaron Levy (yes), Edward Scott (yes), Dennis J. Walsh (yes), Robert Troiano, Jr. (yes), Mariann Dalimonte (yes)

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  • Local Law Amending Port Washington Public Parking District

    7 yes, 0 no

    Dennis J. Walsh (yes), Robert Troiano, Jr. (yes), Mariann Dalimonte (yes), Yaron Levy (yes), Edward Scott (yes), Christine Liu (yes), Jennifer DeSena (yes)

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  • Ordinance Affecting Pond Hill Road, Great Neck

    7 yes, 0 no

    Mariann Dalimonte (yes), Dennis J. Walsh (yes), Robert Troiano, Jr. (yes), Edward Scott (yes), Yaron Levy (yes), Jennifer DeSena (yes), Christine Liu (yes)

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  • Ordinance Affecting North Street, New Hyde Park

    7 yes, 0 no

    Christine Liu (yes), Jennifer DeSena (yes), Edward Scott (yes), Yaron Levy (yes), Mariann Dalimonte (yes), Robert Troiano, Jr. (yes), Dennis J. Walsh (yes)

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  • A Motion was made by Jennifer DeSena.

    4 yes, 3 no

    Christine Liu (no), Jennifer DeSena (yes), Edward Scott (yes), Yaron Levy (yes), Dennis J. Walsh (yes), Robert Troiano, Jr. (no), Mariann Dalimonte (no)

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Also discussed

  • Long Island Nets Practice Facility Agreement

    The town reviewed and approved the annual renewal allowing the Long Island Nets to use the Yes We Can Community Center as their practice facility, addressing previous community concerns about space exclusivity and locker room usage.

    What it means: Town residents participating in community center programs and youth sports clinics.

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  • Special District Budget Oversight and Taxation

    Residents and board members debated the town's oversight role regarding special districts, such as the Port Washington Water Pollution Control District, after concerns were raised about proposed budget increases and spending on recreational facilities.

    What it means: Constituents seeking greater transparency and accountability in special district spending.

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  • Port Washington Parking District and Muni Meters

    The town is updating parking rules in the Port Washington Public Parking District to reserve spaces for LIRR commuters during early morning hours. This aims to ease parking congestion for daily rail riders.

    What it means: Local commuters who rely on the Long Island Rail Road.

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  • Honorary Street Designation for Detective Charles Vroom

    Armstrong Road in Garden City Park is being considered for a secondary honorary name, 'Detective Charles Vroom Road', to honor a local figure.

    What it means: The community and supporters honoring Detective Charles Vroom.

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  • 2027 Tentative Budget Presentation

    The Town Board reviewed the tentative budget and scheduled a public hearing for the upcoming 2027 preliminary budget and special districts.

    What it means: Sets the trajectory for town-wide spending and property tax levies for 2027.

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