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North Hempstead board debates 2027 budget

Angela Tran
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Angela Tran is a seasoned business reporter with ten years of experience, formerly at Newsday and currently focused on local enterprises in Garden City. She holds an MBA from Fordham University and is passionate about spotlighting the stories behind small businesses and community entrepreneurs.

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Reporter · Monday, November 2, 2026 at 5:44 PM · 1 min read
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North Hempstead board debates 2027 budget — Larchmont Real Estate news

The Town of North Hempstead’s proposed 2027 budget drew questions from board members about the town’s use of reserve funds and declining revenue projections. During the Oct. 28 preliminary budget hearing, Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena said the proposal maintains the general fund tax rate for a fifth consecutive year without cutting programs or services. “This preliminary budget has no increase in the general fund taxes for a fifth straight year,” DeSena said. “There are no cuts in programs or services.” She said the town has reduced personnel through retirement incentives while continuing to invest in infrastructure. DeSena also pointed to rising costs for pensions, health insurance, utilities, fuel and contractual labor. Much of the discussion focused on the town’s projected use of its general fund balance. Board members questioned a proposed $16 million appropriation in 2027 and what that could mean for the town’s reserves. Council Member Robert Troiano Jr. warned th

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