budget

Raised concerns about whether the Port Washington Water Pollution Control District has the statutory authority to operate and fund Sunset Park using sewer taxpayer funds.

Expressed concerns about staffing costs, seasonal employee expenses, and administrative charges in the Clinton G. Martin Park budget.

Expressed concern over a 12% proposed budget increase by the Port Washington Water Pollution Control District and questioned whether special district spending on recreational activities falls outside their core statutory mission.

Expressed concerns about business and tourism department spending, golf course water costs, solid waste management revenues, and unallocated fund lines, suggesting surplus funds be used for the town beach park master plan.

Commented on roadway rumble strips, requested budget transparency on line items such as printing, and suggested using surplus funds for North Hempstead Beach Park.

Discussed past board procedures regarding public speaker cards and advocated for transparency and good governance.

Criticized the town for lacking a cat shelter despite large capital reserves and unfulfilled campaign promises.

Speaking as CSEA union president, criticized the capital plan for omitting necessary improvements to Town Hall windows, ADA ramps, and the Westbury highway yard trailer facilities.