Fire District plans to withdraw funds for equipment replacement, subject to referendum.

What You Should Do Next

1. 1

   Review the Resolution

   Read the resolution regarding the withdrawal of funds for equipment replacement to understand its implications for the Fire District.

2. 2

   Check Property Valuation

   Verify your property's assessed valuation to determine if you meet the criteria for filing a petition against the resolution.

3. 3

   File a Petition if Necessary

   If you oppose the resolution, gather signatures from other resident taxpayers and file a petition with the Fire District Secretary by March 11, 2026.

4. 4

   Contact Fire District Secretary

   For questions or to discuss concerns, contact Jeanmarie Klaus at 914-962-5561 before the deadline.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the public notice from Yorktown Heights Fire District?

The notice informs about a resolution to withdraw funds for equipment replacement.

How much money is the Yorktown Heights Fire District planning to withdraw?

They plan to withdraw up to $30,000 from the Repair Reserve Fund.

What is a permissive referendum?

A permissive referendum allows residents to petition against a resolution for voter approval.

Who can protest the resolution in Yorktown Heights?

Resident taxpayers owning at least ¼ of the assessed valuation can protest.

When will the resolution take effect?

The resolution will take effect 30 days after adoption unless protested.