ROCKLAND COMMUNITY POWER

December 17th Info Session: Answers to Your Questions!

The Village of Grand View-On-Hudson is participating in an electricity supply contract through the Rockland Community Power program. The Rockland Community Power program is a Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) electricity supply program, providing access to 50% and 100% NYS renewable electricity supply options. CCA programs can provide eligible residents and small businesses with renewable electricity supply at competitive rates, with no individual contracts for consumers. Benefits include support for renewable energy, competitive rates, and strong consumer protections.

The program can have a measurable positive environmental impact by giving each of us a way to reduce our carbon footprint.

Eligible residents and businesses in the municipality will receive a letter in mid-March with their choices and will be automatically enrolled unless they opt-out. The CCA program will relaunch in the Village in May 2025.

Learn more about the Village program at an in-person event on December 17th– or join from home online or by phone.

Tuesday, December 17h, 7 pm

Join in person: Village Hall, 151 River Road, Grand View-On-Hudson, New York 10960

OR join the meeting on Zoom: www.bit.ly/gvoh1217

Or call: 1 929 205 6099

Meeting ID: 835 3575 8598

You can also find more information at www.rocklandcommunitypower.com.

Or call the helpline at 845 859-9099.
ROCKLAND COMMUNITY POWER

December 17th Info Session: Answers to Your Questions!

The Village of Grand View-On-Hudson is participating in an electricity supply contract through the Rockland Community Power program. The Rockland Community Power program is a Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) electricity supply program, providing access to 50% and 100% NYS renewable electricity supply options. CCA programs can provide eligible residents and small businesses with renewable electricity supply at competitive rates, with no individual contracts for consumers. Benefits include support for renewable energy, competitive rates, and strong consumer protections.

The program can have a measurable positive environmental impact by giving each of us a way to reduce our carbon footprint.

Eligible residents and businesses in the municipality will receive a letter in mid-March with their choices and will be automatically enrolled unless they opt-out. The CCA program will relaunch in the Village in May 2025.

Learn more about the Village program at an in-person event on December 17th– or join from home online or by phone.

Tuesday, December 17h, 7 pm

Join in person: Village Hall, 151 River Road, Grand View-On-Hudson, New York 10960

OR join the meeting on Zoom: www.bit.ly/gvoh1217

Or call: 1 929 205 6099

Meeting ID: 835 3575 8598

You can also find more information at www.rocklandcommunitypower.com.

Or call the helpline at 845 859-9099.
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FEMA Agreement

To the residents:

On March 31, 2015 the Village signed a letter of understanding with FEMA about the scope of our project, which has a cap of $4,888,354. This is the next step in the process leading up to FEMA’s creating a project worksheet.
While this part of the process moves forward, we will begin creating bidding documents for demolition and construction, including a project manager; and will keep you apprised of each step along the way.
We are also working with the local, county and state historical societies to create a digital record of the building, and where possible to preserve and repurpose materials. We are committed to capturing the historic nature and style of the building in any new plans.
I encourage everyone to attend our upcoming board meeting on April 14 at 7:30 p.m. if you have questions and input. Or feel free to contact me or Larry any time. We want to be as transparent as possible about this very important undertaking, and we rely on the input of the community.

Catherine Whitney
catherinewhitney@mac.com