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MANGANO ANNOUNCES DEADLINE EXTENSION FOR FILING MTA PROTECTIVE REFUND CLAIM
Mineola, NY – Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano announced today that the November 2nd, deadline for employers in Nassau County to file a Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Mobility Tax (MCTMT) protective refund claim, has been extended until November 14th, as … Continue reading
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MANGANO SCORES $1 BILLION IN TAX RELIEF FOR RESIDENTS AND JOB CREATORS WITH LAWSUIT THAT BURIES THE MTA PAYROLL TAX
By Eden Laikin Flanked by the bi-partisan, bi-county and statewide support of more than a dozen elected officials, Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano called upon the NYS Attorney General and the MTA to not appeal the yesterday’s court decision … Continue reading
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Mangano’s Auto Auctions Net Nearly a Half Million Dollars for Nassau’s Taxpayers
By Justin DiGennaro Local taxpayers will be enjoying upwards of $400,000 in new savings, thanks to the efforts of County Executive Edward P. Mangano to sell off excess public inventory in the form of old County buses and other vehicles. … Continue reading
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New Buses, New Wheels, Better Service
By Justin DiGennaro and Eden Laikin Nassau County bus riders will now enjoy riding in 45 brand-new, state of the art buses – thanks to efforts by County Executive Edward P. Mangano and Nassau Inter-County Express (NICE), with the help … Continue reading
MANGANO: Our Problems Are Spending Driven…As Such, We Must Cut
By Eden Laikin Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano today submitted a budget for 2012 that eliminates a $310 million deficit by reducing year-over-year spending for the first time in over a generation. The necessary cuts mean 700 employee layoffs, … Continue reading
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MANGANO TO ENTER PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO KEEP LI BUS RUNING – ROUTES AND FARES TO REMAIN THE SAME
In the wake of the MTA’s failure to sustain a Long Island bus system, and in order to continue the much needed service without disruption, Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano announced today a plan for a public-private partnership to … Continue reading
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MTA & Nassau To Go Separate Ways
By Eden Laikin With the Metropolitan Transit Authority today officially ending its operation of Long Island Bus, effective Dec. 31, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano pledged to make sure the system’s riders are not left without transportation. “It’s a sad … Continue reading
