Rockland County Secures 103 Acres for Conservation Efforts; Town of Ramapo Wins $10 Million Award

June 9, 2025 - 00:13

In a significant move for environmental preservation, Rockland County has successfully acquired 103 acres of land in the Hudson Highlands. This acquisition aims to enhance conservation efforts in the region, providing a vital habitat for local wildlife and preserving the natural landscape for future generations. The initiative underscores the county's commitment to sustainability and responsible land management.

In another notable development, the Town of Ramapo has been awarded $10 million in the second round of the Mid-Hudson Momentum Fund Awards. This funding will be instrumental in driving economic growth and development within the town, supporting various projects aimed at revitalizing the local economy. The award highlights Ramapo's strategic planning and potential for future investments.

Additionally, the county has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the redevelopment of the Sain Building, signaling a proactive approach to urban renewal and community enhancement. These developments collectively reflect Rockland County's dedication to fostering a sustainable and economically vibrant community.