North Hempstead Adopts Tax Freeze Budget
The Town of North Hempstead voted to adopt the 2026 town budget, keeping taxes flat, at an Oct. 28 board meeting.
The $138 million total spending plan draws $11-$12 million from reserves and keeps the property tax levy flat for the third consecutive year.
- Spending plan for the general operating fund: $92.7 million
- Combined town-wide total: $138 million
- Planned revenue from property taxes: $20.2 million
The budget maintains funding for parks, waste management, and public safety while keeping property taxes flat.
Author's summary: North Hempstead adopts a tax freeze budget for 2026.
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