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George A. Hoehmann earned master's degrees in ecclesiastical history, divinity, and theology from St. Joseph's Seminary and College.

George works as an adjunct professor for Bergen Community College and Montclair State University.

George is the current supervisor in Clarkstown.

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RECORD OF RESULTS

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CUT property taxes twice, reduced long-term debt, reined in local spending, and earned the highest credit rating of any town in Rockland County.

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Record of Results

Cut property taxes twice, reduced long-term debt, and reined in local spending.

- Cut property taxes twice, reduced long-term debt, and reined in local spending.

Economy

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INVESTED over $50 million in critical infrastructure upgrades, preserved 40 acres of open space, renovated our pools, and enhanced parks, playgrounds and ballfields.

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Preserved 40 acres of open space and renovated pools, parks, playgrounds, and ballfields.

- Preserved 40 acres of open space and renovated pools, parks, playgrounds, and ballfields.

Public Services

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FOUGHT overdevelopment by strengthening code enforcement for building violations and enforcing our local laws aggressively, equally, and fairly.

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Strengthened code enforcement for building violations to oppose overdevelopment.

- Strengthened code enforcement for building violations to oppose overdevelopment.

Housing & Urban Development

As Councilman, George devoted his tenure to innovation and fiscal discipline for the Town. He proposed the “File of Life”, a program designed to improve access to medical care information for first responders for seniors and persons with medical conditions.

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He proposed “Project Lifesaver”, a tracking device worn by persons in danger of wandering, especially those with dementia, or autism, that enables the police to more quickly recover these persons.

Proposed File of Life, a program to help first responders access medical information for seniors and people with medical conditions.

Proposed Project Lifesaver, a tracking device intended to help police locate people at risk of wandering.

- Proposed File of Life, a program to help first responders access medical information for seniors and people with medical conditions.
- Proposed Project Lifesaver, a tracking device intended to help police locate people at risk of wandering.

Public Safety

Invested more than $50 million in critical infrastructure upgrades.

- Invested more than $50 million in critical infrastructure upgrades.

Transportation & Infrastructure

In 2014, a groundbreaking, large-scale solar field proposed by George was opened on a landfill in West Nyack.

This 13-acre site now contains over 8,000 solar panels creating green energy which will result in a long-term savings of over $4,000,000 to the taxpayers.

In addition, this project was accomplished through a public/private partnership where the private developer covered all the installation and maintenance costs of the project.

George has worked hard to save the taxpayers money in other areas, as well. In 2016 he led efforts for Clarkstown to be the first municipality to purchase and convert its street lights to LED’s saving money.

Proposed a large-scale solar field on a West Nyack landfill.

Led Clarkstown's purchase and conversion of streetlights to light-emitting diodes.

- Proposed a large-scale solar field on a West Nyack landfill.
- Led Clarkstown's purchase and conversion of streetlights to light-emitting diodes.

George A. Hoehmann

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