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Improving Your Quality of Life

Since 2004, Mayor Pontieri’s administration has taken a hard line on improving the quality of life for the residents of the Village of Patchogue.

- We replaced the Smithport Hotel and the White House, the two blighted boarding houses on South Ocean Avenue that housed over 120 people, with Bay Village. This $15 million dollar private investment consists of 63 high-end town houses.

- We replaced the Halcyon Manor, an overcrowded boarding house on Bay Avenue, with a new Patchogue Village Parks and Recreation Center, a $1.5 million dollar village bonded project that is scheduled to open in spring 2012.

- The Town of Brookhaven purchased five acres of open space next to the new recreation center on Bay Avenue for $1.5 million dollars. The property was recently planted with native species of trees and shrubs through a New York State cost-sharing grant from the Environmental Protection Fund.

- We closed or brought into compliance 12 overcrowded and blighted boarding houses, making neighborhoods safer for residents.

 -We worked with our public safety director to increase patrols without increasing costs to the tax payer.

 
Financial Stability in Difficult Economic Times
Mayor Pontieri’s conservative approach to the village’s finances have improved our fiscal position and saved taxpayer dollars.
- The Village of Patchogue's yearly external audit, which was recently conducted, indicates that we are in a very strong financial position. According to the auditor, Chris Reino of Cullen & Danowski, our village is in a much better fiscal position than many of the other villages and school districts that they handle.
- We now have a $3.2 million dollar surplus. In 2004, when Mayor Pontieri took office, our surplus was at a low of $450,000.
- In 2004, our bond rating was just above 'junk bond" status. We now have a Moody's rating of A1, which gives the village a preferred interest rate that will save taxpayers many hundreds of thousands of dollars when we borrow.
- The village has recently been audited by New York State; the results will be made available in three to six months.

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