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N O K I H •;:- \ R \

April

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1981

A public hearing on the tentative budget for the fiscal year 19811982 was held by the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytovn
on the above date.
Present

Philip E. Zegarelli,
Mayor
James J. Timmings
Janet Gandolfo
Peter Soriano
Thomas J. Cavalieri
Mario DiFeli ce
Margaret While,
Trustees

Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M. and read the
public notice of hearing which had appeared in the local newspaper. The
proposed budget includes proposed uses of Federal funds.
Mayor Zegarelli than asked if there was anyone present who wished
to address the Board.
Police Chief Spota outlined the areas and needs of the North
Tarrytown police force. They are:
1. Personal services - a need formore officers on the force. There
is a great need for a youth officer in the Village, which is also
recommended by the State. The State has recommended an extra eight men
plus four foot patrol officers. The State mentioned that due to heavy
traffic volume of General Motors employees at certain times, part-time
civilians could be hired to help ease the traffic flows at these hours.
2. Police vehicles - new cars are needed both to increase the present
fleet plus replacing some of theblder cars. Chief Spota specifically
asked that two new patrol cars be purchased,
3. a. Portable 2-way radios. Four are presently available. Chief
Spota said more are needed, while officers are on field duty, and one
for himself so he can join in with other officers when needed.
b. Riot helmets - two are requested.
4. A recording unit.
5. a. Cell block space - more room is needed for proper care of
people, without overcrowding.
b. Additional space for police activity is needed. Space for an
entrance to give privacy to those arrested, and a juvenile area away
from other cell areas; space so that the room containing records does
not have to be used for interrogation.

�6. A full time clerk-i vpist to holp with the paperwork so that
the officers and detectives will have more time to carry out their
jobs.
Chief Spot a closed by thanking the Board and acknowledging thei;
past support.
Mayor Zegarelli then asked if anyone else present wished to
address the Board.
Mr. Thomas Pilkington, an employee of General Motors, also askp
for the Board's help to get part-time traffic officers for key spots
in the village to alleviate the flow of traffic when there are shift
changes.
There being no further comments at the hearing, Mayor Zegarelli
thanked all who came. A motion to end the hearing was made by Trust!
DiFelice and seconded by Trustee White and unanimously passed at
8:45 P.M.
A short, private session was held by the Board members to set
dates for further working sessions needed to complete the budget.
Mayor Zegarelli dismissed the meeting at 8:55 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
V..i

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Linda T. Fukuchi
Acting Clerk

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