North Hempstead Allocates $1.2 Million from Sidewalk Budget for LED Lighting

The North Hempstead Town Board has sparked controversy by approving a $1.2 million transfer from its sidewalk repair fund to purchase LED street lights, despite opposition from board Democrats and numerous town residents. Supervisor Jennifer DeSena defended the decision, arguing that the sidewalk fund was overcapitalized and that the new lights would benefit both the environment and taxpayers. Critics, including residents and board members, expressed concerns about the inadequacy of sidewalk repairs, citing incidents of injuries due to hazardous conditions. With contrasting views on funding priorities, community members suggested exploring alternative funding sources for the lighting project, raising questions about the management of town resources.

North Hempstead Allocates $1.2 Million from Sidewalk Budget for LED Lighting

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