do not take her seriously because?

in each Nassau County Budget there is revenue projected from Nassau OTB. the projections are usually imaginary.


with the closure of branches snd the vlt's at aqueduct the revenue will go......


meanwhile the nassau county treaty provides that wages and benefits are inversely proportional to the amount of work performed, number of political positions held,  etc


nassau county bettors and working v "working" nassau otb employees are ill served by the nassau county treaty to ehich curran is a dignatory


do not take her terribly seriously


whatever josepgh g cairo does she does the same or better


talk is cheap

see at p.136
https://www.nassaucountyny.gov/DocumentCenter/View/26538/2020-Proposed-Budget-Book-FINAL?bidId=


 Nassau County Executive Laura Curran says although the number of cases of COVID-19 cases continues to drop, the financial impact will have a lasting effect. 

Curran says the county's budget is $3.5 billion, and they are projecting a revenue loss more than $300 million. 

"We predict a 10% reduction in sales tax. Sales tax accounts for more than 40% of our revenues. So that 10% reduction will be painful, we will feel it," says Curran. 

Curran also announced she's asking all heads of departments in the county to come up with cost saving opportunities. Nassau Regional Off Track Betting Corporation is not a "department" but its revenue, if any, is included in the county budget and the county covenanted its bonds on the Race Palace wich come due on July 1, 2020

Meanwhile, the number of total positive COVID-19 cases in the county stands at over 31,000 and 1,390 residents have died from the virus. 

As of Monday, there were 1,999 hospitalizations – 44 less than the day before. A total of 458 patients are on ventilators – 12 less than the day before. 

Curran said she has been talking to the hospitals, and as COVID-19 numbers are coming down they will be asking for ambulatory surgery procedures that are urgent to be permitted.