They still intend to build a new shelter, and are scouting new locations like Ramapo’s Torne Valley and a town-owned building in Haverstraw, but it is unclear how the five-town coalition intends to finance the project. It is unclear what will take its place, although County Executive Ed Day said there will be ‘something worked out” to make sure the animals are cared for.
Municipal agreement that has allowed the shelter to take on its stray dogs (donations, not tax payer money, covers the care of stray cats) after this year. However, the towns of Rockland County have collectively said that they don’t plan on renewing the five-year-long inter.
Taxypayers have already shelled out $500,000 for architectural designs for a Hi-Tor rebuild. However, the county did confi rm last month that it would continue funding the shelter at an annual rate of $331.532. Tions, paying for employees, utilities, medical care and animal food. Prove its funding.Meanwhile, the nonprofi t needs to maintain its baseline opera. When the estimated price of the Rebuild Hi-Tor project shot from $8,3 million to $18 million, according to the Rockland Business Journal, Rockland County Legislators failed to ap. However, it is unclear whether that money will be reabsorbed into Rockland County’s coffers as Rockland Green’s Chairman Howard Phillips and his coalition of town supervisors have been transparent about their lack of faith in the shelter’s management. Although the multi-town initiative to replace the dilapidated Hi-Tor animal shelter in Pomona was scrapped, the 50-year-old shelter demands that the $475,000 raised toward the project be reimbursed.
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