Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine addresses public safety, inflation in State of the County
Romaine said the goal is to revitalize Suffolk County.
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May 7, 2024, 3:17 PM
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5h agoSuffolk County Executive Ed Romaine presented his 2024 State of the County address this morning.
Romaine said the goal is to revitalize Suffolk County.
Romaine's first address focused on issues including public safety, the opioid crisis and inflation.
Romaine also said the county budget includes more than $120 million for improvements to roads, bridges and public transit.
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