The Westchester Brief | 08.31.26: The $197.7M Gap Is Now $9.4M
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The Westchester Brief | 08.31.26: The $197.7M Gap Is Now $9.4M
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The county cut 180 jobs and raised property taxes to close a $197.7 million budget gap. Six months later, Westchester's own midyear forecast puts that gap at $9.4 million — and county officials haven't explained why the numbers moved so much, or what that means as the 2027 budget process begins.
In This Episode
(0:00) The county's original $197.7 million shortfall and this year's cuts
(1:30) The Second Quarter Financial Forecast and the new $9.4 million number
(3:00) Where the money actually moved — expenses, revenue, Bee-Line, Playland
(5:00) What's Happening: Toll Brothers' new Harrison townhome community
Sources: Daily Voice and whiteplainscnr.com, reporting on Westchester County's Second Quarter Financial Forecast; News 12 Westchester.
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