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The Village of Ellenville Board of Trustees is scheduled to vote on its proposed budget this evening (May 1). The meeting will take place at 5 p.m. at the Village Hall. The budget outlines nearly $1.3 million allocated for public safety, including police services, and $300,000 for transportation. Additionally, the budget sets aside nearly $1.4 million for government employee benefits.
The proposed spending plan aims to address key areas of community concern, particularly focusing on enhancing public safety and maintaining essential services. The allocation for police services underscores the village's commitment to ensuring the safety and security of its residents.
The transportation budget will cover necessary infrastructure improvements and maintenance, ensuring that roads and public transit systems remain functional and efficient. The funds designated for government employee benefits reflect the village's effort to support its workforce and maintain competitive employment conditions.
Community members are encouraged to attend the meeting to stay informed about how the village plans to allocate its resources for the upcoming fiscal year. The decision made tonight will impact various aspects of village life, from safety to transportation and employee welfare.