Ulster County Executive Mike Hein Unveils The 2018 County Budget That Reduces Property Taxes And Makes Major Investments
The 2018 Executive Budget Not Only Reduces Property Taxes But Invests In Ulster County’s Future
The 2018 Executive Budget Not Only Reduces Property Taxes But Invests In Ulster County’s Future
“This morning many of us learned of the tragic shooting and the horror that unfolded at a concert in Las Vegas. We offer our deepest condolences to the people of Las Vegas and extend our hearts and prayers to those who were injured and their loved-ones, and the families of the victims as they experience an unspeakable grief so that they may find comfort during this difficult time. Out of respect and mourning, I have ordered that all County flags be lowered to half-staff in remembrance of those who lost their lives as a result of this senseless act.
Fiscal responsibility and environmental sustainability are not mutually-exclusive concepts to Ulster County Executive Mike Hein.
With vast and fertile farmland, knowledgeable local farmers, a welcoming community, and local government willing to go to bat for businesses, Ulster County has earned its reputation as the epicenter of the farm-to-table movement. Farm Bridge’s Jim Hyland has never looked back since starting his business in Ulster County 10 years ago. “I’ve been really happy since we’ve been here. It’s been the best move I’ve ever made, for my business and for my family,” he says. “Ulster is just an ideal spot. We’re close to the city, Albany, and Boston.
“I’m going to make the smoothest, most refined vodka in the marketplace,” says Charles Ferri, leaning forward on an antique couch in the back room of his wife’s real estate office. Ferri plans to open Star Distillery at the site of a former monastery on the Hudson River in Esopus, distilling ultra-premium vodka, gin, and whiskey. A hotel and wedding venue are also planned for the site.