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Counties unite to fight $119000 river regulation bill

July 19, 2024 | Warren County, New York



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Counties unite to fight $119000 river regulation bill
During a recent government meeting, officials addressed the contentious issue of the Hudson River Black River regulation, which has resurfaced with a proposed charge of $119,000 to Washington County and four neighboring counties. The discussion highlighted concerns over the financial burden this regulation could impose on local governments.

One official emphasized the need for proactive measures to prevent such costs from becoming a liability for the counties involved. The meeting underscored the urgency of engaging in discussions with regulatory bodies to seek a resolution that would alleviate the financial pressure on local taxpayers.

As the situation develops, county officials are committed to exploring options that would ensure the costs associated with the regulation do not fall on the counties, aiming to foster a collaborative approach to address the ongoing challenges posed by the Hudson River Black River regulation.

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