Islip presents budget for 2014 with no tax increase
The Islip Town Board presented a $124 million tentative budget for next year with no tax increase. The spending plan also restores programs including the Bay Constable and Marina Guard program.
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Sep 25, 2013, 3:56 PM
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The Islip Town Board presented a $124 million tentative budget for next year with no tax increase.
The spending plan also restores programs including the Bay Constable and Marina Guard program.
The programs were lost in earlier spending cuts.
A public hearing and vote on the 2014 budget comes in November.
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