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Public discussions on the budget have been going back and forth between the legislature and the county executive since Nov. 8.
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The chair of the legislature proposed eliminating the raises for the county executive, treasurer, clerk, sheriff and legislators.
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County officials presented a budget earlier this month with a 2.5 percent increase to the property tax levy.
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The law would have placed fines on people in "unauthorized campsites" of up to $1,000 and one year in jail, depending on the number of violations. Oftentimes, the campsites in question are created by people who are homeless.
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The Chemung County government is embroiled in a dispute over its 15-year-old software system used to process requests for legislative actions.
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The Chemung County Legislature passed a resolution last month approving a salary increase for the county executive. That’s the second pay bump for the position this year. But county residents have until September 11 to petition for a referendum on the November ballot, if they want to put the pay increase to a vote.
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"The cost of this lawsuit, both in terms of money and time spent, is extremely unfortunate."