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Jesse King

Jesse King

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Producer and Host, WAMC, Northeast Public Radio

Albany

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Total articles 851

  • Yonkers mayor proposes 'flexible' budget for 2026, citing unknown state, federal funding

    By Jesse King Verified| The Roundtable@ Spano, a Democrat, says he made his budget to be lean and flexible, in case state and federal funding falls short. It increases property taxes by 2.68 percent, staying under the state tax cap for Yonkers. It contains no cuts to municipal services or the workforce, but it doesn’t add any major new positions or services, either. Speaking with WAMC, Spano says the cost of city operations is going up, and there’s the broader economy to keep in mind.

    By Jesse King Verified · The Roundtable

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Ulster County executive signs law granting tax incentives for ADUs, but expects changes

    By Jesse King Verified| The Roundtable@ Metzger, a Democrat, says the law grants county residents a real property tax exemption on the portion of their increased property value resulting from an ADU. It’s tied to a state tax law aimed at encouraging ADU construction and increasing local housing stock. The exemption is capped at $200,000, lasts for five years, and gradually decreases every year after that.

    By Jesse King Verified · The Roundtable

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Yonkers mayor proposes 'flexible' budget for 2026, citing unknown state, federal funding

    By Jesse King Verified| The Roundtable@ Spano, a Democrat, says he made his budget to be lean and flexible, in case state and federal funding falls short. It increases property taxes by 2.68 percent, staying under the state tax cap for Yonkers. It contains no cuts to municipal services or the workforce, but it doesn’t add any major new positions or services, either. Speaking with WAMC, Spano says the cost of city operations is going up, and there’s the broader economy to keep in mind.

    By Jesse King Verified · The Roundtable

    Apr. 18, 2025

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WAMC, Northeast Public Radio

Albany, New York, United States

'+1 518-445-2311