North Hempstead Adopts Tax Freeze Budget
The Town of North Hempstead has adopted the 2026 town budget, which keeps taxes flat for the third consecutive year.
The $138 million total spending plan includes $92.7 million for the general operating fund and draws $11-$12 million from reserves.
- Property tax levy remains flat
- $20.2 million to be raised through property taxes
- Funding maintained for parks, waste management, and public safety
The town's budget plan ensures that spending remains at roughly the same level as the previous year.
No changes in property taxes for the third year in a row.
Author's summary: North Hempstead adopts budget with no tax increase.
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