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Posted By Vinny Bivona - Chair, Municipal Liaison Committee,
Tuesday, January 28, 2025
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Effective February 1, 2025, the Town of Cortlandt in Westchester County will increase their Municipal Title Search Fees to $150 per search fee plus $20 per copy.
See attached Town of Cortlandt Master Fee List.
A chart of municipal search fees is posted to the County & Municipal File Library in the Member Resources Section . You must be signed in to your member account to access the Resource Section.
You can download the current chart from the first link below. Logged-in members can find an updated chart of all available municipal fees in the 2nd link below
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Posted By Robert Treuber,
Tuesday, January 7, 2025
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We are informed by the City of Beacon Building Department of the following.
Please note that effective January 1, 2025, our fee for municipals (title searches) will increase from $150.00
to $175.00. Mercedes Perez Municipal Secretary Building Department P: 845-838-5002 City of Beacon One Municipal Plaza, Suite 4 Beacon, NY 12508 Building Department: https://beaconny.gov/index.php/departments/building-department/ Planning Board: https://beaconny.gov/index.php/government/boards-committees/planning-board/ Zoning Board: https://beaconny.gov/index.php/government/boards-committees/zoning-board/
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Posted By Vinny Bivona - Chair, Municipal Liaison Committee,
Wednesday, December 18, 2024
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The Town of Kent in Putnam County will increase their muni search fee from $100 to $200 on January 1st 2025.
A chart of municipal search fees is posted to the County & Municipal File Library in the Member Resources Section . You must be signed in to your member account to access the Resource Section.
You can download the current chart from the link below.
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Posted By Nick Coffaro,
Tuesday, July 23, 2024
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Priority Data Research was just informed the following:
I spoke to the tax office and they advised that these charges (if any) will appear on the tax certificates that we submit for.
Overdue Miscellaneous Charges
Please be advised, a local law was
recently passed effective as of 2024 allowing delinquent overgrown
vegetation, snow removal, garbage can, bulk pick-up, dead tree removal,
and building demolition charges to be re-levied onto
the City property tax bills. Therefore, please be advised any
outstanding Miscellaneous charges must be paid no later than October 31,
2024, to avoid the re-levy onto your 2025 taxes.
If you have any questions, please Contact the Finance Office at 845-346-4150.
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Posted By Robert Treuber,
Monday, March 23, 2020
Updated: Monday, March 23, 2020
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The following is from a bulletin issued by Empire State Development
Important for those of you asking questions about whether vendors, lawyers or other third parties who service financial institutions are essential, the follow is included in the guidance at question 11:
QUESTION: What if my business is NOT an “Essential Business” listed on ESD’s guidance but provides services, materials, supplies or other support to an Essential Business?
ANSWER: If your firm is a vendor, supplier or provides other support to an Essential Business that is required for the Essential Business’s operation, then your business is exempt from the employment reduction provisions contained in Executive Orders 202.8. However, only those employees necessary to support the Essential Business are exempt from the employment reduction requirements of Executive Orders 202.8 and your business is still required to utilize telecommuting or work from home procedures to the maximum extent possible.
Superior Data Services has shared a report on municipal office hours and service reductions. You can download the file below. It is labeled "COMBINED TOWN STATUS".
All reports and updates are constantly being refreshed, so check with your service provider to the most current information.
The following message was received today from the Office of the Nassau County Clerk.
Please be advised, effective Tuesday, March 24, 2020, the Office of the Nassau County Clerk will continue to be closed to the public. E-recording and E-filing will be processed with very limited staff levels.
Document submissions and requests can be mailed in with payment and self-addressed stamped envelope for return to:
Nassau County Clerk
240 Old Country Road
Mineola, NY 11501
For any emergencies, please contact countyclerk@nassaucountyny.gov
Please consult the County Clerk’s website for updates: https://www.nassaucountyny.gov/458/County-Clerk
Eileen T. O'Donnell
Deputy County Clerk
Director of Operations
Office of the Nassau County Clerk
240 Old Country Road
Mineola, NY 11501
(516) 571-2661 FAX (516) 742-4099
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Posted By Robert Treuber,
Monday, March 16, 2020
Updated: Monday, March 16, 2020
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A Report from the Municipal Liaison Committee
In light of the current health crisis, the title industry should expect changes in municipality hours of service and closures throughout New York State.
We have already seen partial closures at county offices, and in the city, town and village governments. We should also expect that there will be cases where the municipality will close and the employees will not be available for any access to public information. Municipalities that have created public internet access to specific information should not be disrupted during this time.
Some of the municipalities remain fully staffed but are limiting access or closing to the public. In these cases, they are providing an alternative method of obtaining public information. These alternative methods often require more involvement by municipal workers, which may cause delays in the return times of municipals, tax and exam searches. Each individual municipality closing will be different.
You should contact your examiner and/or municipal vendor with questions regarding a specific municipality.
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Posted By Robert Treuber,
Friday, March 13, 2020
Updated: Friday, March 13, 2020
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UPDATE: 3-13-2020
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Mamaroneck Village
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Westchester
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Out of an abundance of caution, the internal lobby area of Village Hall at the Regatta (123 Mamaroneck Avenue) will be inaccessible to the public until further notice. Residents and members of the public seeking to do business at Village Hall may enter the vestibule area of Village Hall and approach the glass window where Village personnel can answer questions and process transactions. Please note that the public computer (which is located inside the internal lobby area) and used to check taxes and tax liens is unavailable at this time. Instead, individuals and employees of tax lien service companies should email their requests to clerktreasurer@vomny.org with the following information
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Pelham Town
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Westchester
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Due to an abundance of caution and the desire to protect the public and staff the following steps will be implemented with regard to all TOWN HALL BUSINESS. TOWN HALL WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, however if you need immediate assistance, call the office number below and someone will be available to assist you:
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North Castle
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Westchester
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EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: The Annex (17 Bedford Road) will be CLOSED to public access:
Assessor: Call (914) 273-3000 Ext. 47
Building Department: Call (914) 273-3000 Ext.44
Finance Department: Call (914) 273-3000 Ext.48
Highway Department: Call (914) 273-3000 Ext.45
Planning Department: Call (914) 273-3000 Ext.43
Receiver of Taxes: Call (914) 273-3000 Ext.46
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Rockville Centre Village
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Nassau
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No Access to Village Hall. All municipal request done by Email. All Tax & Water requests done by phone.
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Rye City
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Westchester
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Not closed but asking all examiners to Email requests
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Southold Town
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Suffolk
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Please be advised that all Southold Town office buildings will be closed to the public effective at 4:00 pm this afternoon, March 12, 2020. All public meetings, hearings and town-sponsored programs are also cancelled until further notice. You may still access the various departments by phone or email.
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