The Rockland County Legislature is the elected legislative body responsible for enacting laws, setting policy, and overseeing the budget for Rockland County, New York. As a central part of county government, the Legislature represents the interests of constituents across 17 legislative districts, ensuring the delivery of essential public services and efficient governance. The body works collaboratively with various departments to address matters such as public safety, health services, infrastructure development, and social programs. It also plays an integral role in approving the county executive’s proposed budget and engaging in long-range planning initiatives.

Committed to transparency and civic engagement, the Legislature conducts regular public meetings and hearings, providing residents the opportunity to participate in the legislative process. The institution emphasizes fiscal responsibility, community development, and responsive governance. Members of the Legislature serve on a variety of committees that specialize in areas such as environmental concerns, planning, and public works. The Rockland County Legislature is a cornerstone of local democratic governance, dedicated to preserving the quality of life for all county residents.

Key Services:

– Legislative oversight and policy development
– Approval and management of county budget and expenditures
– Oversight of county departments and services
– Public hearings and community engagement activities
– Drafting and enacting local laws and resolutions
– Advocacy for local interests at the regional and state levels
– Committee work on key issues such as public safety, infrastructure, and health
– Support for community improvement projects and initiatives